1962 Map of Latex
USGS Topo · Published 1964About this map
The Texas Louisiana borderland, specifically where Harrison County meets Caddo Parish, is defined by a dense network of resource extraction and rural community hubs. The settlement of Latex sits at a geographic crossroads near the Louisiana and Arkansas boundary, surrounded by numerous oil wells and gas wells that underscore the industrial character of the mid-century landscape. This extraction economy exists alongside long-established local institutions, including the Jonesville School and several rural congregations such as Pleasant Hill Church and Shiloh Church.
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