
Bayou Lafourche anchors this South Louisiana landscape, its banks lined with the linear settlement patterns of historic plantations and small communities. Along the western corridor, the Texas and Pacific railroad parallels the waterway, connecting names like Madewood, Bertie, and Albemarle. The map reveals the intricate engineering of the sugar country, where a network of drainage ways including Baker Canal North, Baker Canal East, and Cancienne Canal manage the low-lying terrain. While the western portion shows concentrated development around Woodlawn Ch and Mt Carmel Ch, the eastern reaches of the quadrangle transition into the expansive wetlands of Bayou Verret and Bayou Traverse. This 1962 revision, updated with 1978 aerial data, documents the persistent agricultural character of the region alongside mid-century energy developments like the Burton Gas Field and various pipelines.
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1927 Thibodaux NW
Assumption Parish, LA

1932 Thibodaux SW
Assumption Parish, LA

1940 Madewood
Assumption Parish, LA

1962 Madewood
Assumption Parish, LA

1965 Grassy Lake
Assumption Parish, LA
2012 Grassy Lake
Assumption Parish, LA
2012 Madewood
Assumption Parish, LA
2015 Grassy Lake
Assumption Parish, LA
2015 Madewood
Assumption Parish, LA
2018 Grassy Lake
Assumption Parish, LA
2018 Madewood
Assumption Parish, LA
2020 Grassy Lake
Assumption Parish, LA
2020 Madewood
Assumption Parish, LA

2024 Grassy Lake
Assumption Parish, LA

2024 Madewood
Assumption Parish, LA