Longville Lake dominates the northwestern corner of this landscape, serving as a prominent landmark near the community of Longville. This region of Beauregard Parish is characterized by a dense network of watercourses and a established energy economy, as evidenced by the Hurricane Creek Oil Field, Righthand Creek Oil Field, and Clear Creek Oil Field. The settlement pattern follows both natural drainage and a grid of rural roads, connecting smaller locales like Fulton and Edith. Local history is anchored by the Frusha Cem in the north and Magnolia Cem further south. Numerous named waterways, such as Barnes Cr, Brushy Cr, and Hurricane Cr, carve through the terrain, illustrating the hydrological complexity of the area's piney woods and bayous.
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1935 · Gordon
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1935 · Gaytine
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1935 · Longville
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1947 · Gaytine
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1947 · Kernan
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1947 · Reeves
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1947 · Longville
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1947 · Thompson Bluff
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1947 · Bundick
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1947 · Beckwith School
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