2018 Map of Lake Le Bleu

About this map

White Lake dominates the southern half of this landscape on the border of Cameron and Vermilion Parishes. This coastal marshland is defined by a complex network of traditional water routes and modern industrial channels. The mapping of named pirogue trails, such as the Blackfish Pirogue Trail and Le Bleu Pirogue Trail, highlights the enduring importance of shallow-draft navigation in these wetlands. These historic paths contrast with the larger Florence Canal and the Old Intracoastal Waterway, reflecting the evolution of maritime transit in the region. Near the western edge, Lake Le Bleu and Turtle Lake sit amongst the marsh, while Blackfish Bayou meanders across the northern reaches, illustrating the natural hydrology that has shaped the human use of this southern Louisiana terrain.