
The Mississippi River and its shifting channel define this 1930s landscape along the border of Louisiana and Mississippi. The map meticulously documents hydrological changes, including the Sarah Cut-Off 1936 and the much earlier Bunchs Cut-Off 1830, which left behind significant oxbow features like Lake Providence. On the Louisiana side, the town of Lake Providence serves as a hub, while across the water in Mississippi, the settlement of Mayersville sits protected behind an extensive levee system.
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