
Lac Des Allemands dominates this landscape at the intersection of St. John the Baptist, St. Charles, and Lafourche Parishes. In the early 1960s, this watery expanse served as a vital hub for natural resource extraction, evidenced by the Lucy Gas Field and the Lac Des Allemands Gas Field. The map reveals a complex network of artificial waterways like Moll Canal and Little Pecan Tree Canal, which cut through the marsh to facilitate drainage and transport. Landmarks such as Pointe aux Herbes and Carlin Pointe define the shoreline, while named inlets like Baie d'en Haut and Knight Bay reflect the French heritage of the region. The intricate drainage patterns of Bayou Chevreuil and Bayou Lasseigne illustrate the transitional nature of the Louisiana wetlands before further modern development altered these traditional bayou routes.
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1892 Bonnet Carre
St. John the Baptist Parish, LA

1892 Mount Airy
St. John the Baptist Parish, LA

1932 Lac Des Allemands NE
St. John the Baptist Parish, LA

1936 Bonnet Carre
St. John the Baptist Parish, LA

1936 Ruddock
St. John the Baptist Parish, LA

1946 North of Garyville
St. John the Baptist Parish, LA

1952 Ruddock
St. John the Baptist Parish, LA

1957 Bonnet Carre
St. John the Baptist Parish, LA

1962 Lac Des Allemands
St. John the Baptist Parish, LA

1962 Mount Airy NE
St. John the Baptist Parish, LA

1962 Mount Airy
St. John the Baptist Parish, LA

1967 Bonnett Carre NE
St. John the Baptist Parish, LA

1967 Ruddock
St. John the Baptist Parish, LA

1969 Bonnet Carre
St. John the Baptist Parish, LA

1998 Bonnett Carre NE
St. John the Baptist Parish, LA

2024 Bonnett Carre NE
St. John the Baptist Parish, LA

2024 Lac des Allemands
St. John the Baptist Parish, LA

2024 Mount Airy NE
St. John the Baptist Parish, LA

2024 Ruddock
St. John the Baptist Parish, LA