2024 Map of La Branche
USGS Topo · Published 2024About this map
The south shore of Lake Pontchartrain where ST. Charles Parish meets Jefferson Parish is dominated by a complex network of bayous and modern suburban expansion. The western portion of the map remains largely defined by the natural hydrology of the wetlands, where Bayou Trepagnier, Bayou La Branche, and Bayou Piquant snake through the marshy terrain toward the lake. The small settlement of La Branche sits near the western edge, adjacent to the flood protection infrastructure of Lower Guide Levee Rd.
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Editions of this 2024 La Branche Map
This is the sole edition of this map. No revisions or reprints were ever made.
Historical Maps of Kenner Through Time
20 maps found
1932 Hahnville NE
St. Charles Parish, LA
1932 Hahnville NW
St. Charles Parish, LA
1932 Hahnville SW
St. Charles Parish, LA
1932 New Orleans SW
St. Charles Parish, LA
1938 La Branche
St. Charles Parish, LA
1940 Allemands
St. Charles Parish, LA
1942 Lake Cataouatche East
St. Charles Parish, LA
1942 Lake Cataouatche West
St. Charles Parish, LA
1952 Allemands
St. Charles Parish, LA
1952 La Branche
St. Charles Parish, LA
1952 Lake Cataouatche East
St. Charles Parish, LA
1952 Lake Cataouatche West
St. Charles Parish, LA
1966 Lake Cataouatche East
St. Charles Parish, LA
1967 La Branche
St. Charles Parish, LA
1967 Lake Cataouatche West
St. Charles Parish, LA
1992 La Branche
St. Charles Parish, LA
1999 La Branche
St. Charles Parish, LA
2024 La Branche
St. Charles Parish, LA
2024 Lake Cataouatche East
St. Charles Parish, LA
2024 Lake Cataouatche West
St. Charles Parish, LA