1967 Map of Lone Pine

About this map

Lone Pine and Haas occupy a landscape deeply defined by the complex water systems of central Louisiana, where the Southern Pacific railroad runs parallel to the modern infrastructure of the Bayou Boeuf-Cocodrie Diversion Channel. The map illustrates a transitional environment where agricultural fields meet dense wetland brakes, such as Hubbard Brake and Wilson Brake. Community life is anchored by several rural landmarks, including Morning Glory Ch and the settlement of Centerville, which features its own Centerville Ch. Genealogists and local historians can trace legacy footprints through sites like Johnson Cem and Griffin Cem, or locate the remnants of older transportation routes like the Old Railroad Grade. Industrial activity is marked by scattered Oil Wells and a significant Pipeline, reflecting the mid-century energy and drainage projects that reshaped the Evangeline and Rapides Parish borders.