
The low-lying wetlands of southern Louisiana are defined by a complex web of waterways and industrial infrastructure in the early 1960s. Bayou Lafourche and the Gulf Intracoastal Waterway serve as the primary conduits for transportation and commerce, connecting major settlements like Houma, Raceland, and Lockport. The landscape is heavily marked by the region's energy economy, featuring the Lafourche Crossing Oil and Gas Field and the Raceland Oil and Gas Field, alongside numerous pumping stations and filtration plants required for life on the delta.
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1892 Houma
Terrebonne Parish, LA

1939 Houma
Terrebonne Parish, LA

1941 Houma
Terrebonne Parish, LA

1944 Houma
Terrebonne Parish, LA

1963 Houma
Terrebonne Parish, LA

1963 Houma
Terrebonne Parish, LA

1998 Houma
Terrebonne Parish, LA
2012 Houma
Terrebonne Parish, LA
2015 Houma
Terrebonne Parish, LA
2018 Houma
Terrebonne Parish, LA
2020 Houma
Terrebonne Parish, LA

2024 Houma
Terrebonne Parish, LA