1984 Map of Logansport West

About this map

The Sabine River serves as the primary geographic corridor on this survey, marking the boundary where Louisiana and Texas meet. The 1984 data reflects a landscape defined by the expansive Toledo Bend Reservoir and the dense woodlands of the Sabine National Forest. Settlements like Joaquin and Haslam are clustered along the rail and highway corridor near the river crossing, while smaller named locales such as Fellowship and Jackson are situated further into the interior hills. The mapping reveals a complex network of drainage, where numerous creeks like Moorman Creek and Jumping Doe Creek feed into the river system. This period captures the region as a settled timber and water-rich borderland, characterized by small town centers and significant federal forest lands.