1991 Map of Louisiana
USGS Topo · Published 1995About this map
Louisiana sits at the heart of this riverfront landscape, where the Mississippi River meets a network of sloughs and islands. The city is a hub of local history, evidenced by its concentrated grid of streets and numerous cemeteries like Riverview Cem and Gates Of Peace Cem. The transport geography is defined by the Champ Clark Br crossing the river and the Illinois Missouri rail line, which served the river-and-rail economy near Quincy Junction. To the north and east, the map reveals a managed natural landscape including the Ted Shanks State Conservation Area and the Mark Twain National Wildlife Refuge. Numerous quarries and family-named landmarks like Buffalo Knob and Davis Knob suggest a landscape shaped by both industry and topography, while smaller settlements like Elmwood and Pike Station anchor the rural hinterland during the 1990s.
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