
Lake Maurepas dominates the eastern half of this coastal Louisiana landscape, where the waters of the Blind River and Dutch Bayou meet the lake's western edge. The terrain is characterized by intricate waterways and marshlands, including Mississippi Bayou, Tent Bayou, and Bee Croche Bayou. These natural drainages are interrupted by human engineering, most notably the straight course of the Reserve Relief Canal cutting south from the shoreline.
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1892 Bonnet Carre
St. John the Baptist Parish, LA

1892 Mount Airy
St. John the Baptist Parish, LA

1932 Lac Des Allemands NE
St. John the Baptist Parish, LA

1936 Bonnet Carre
St. John the Baptist Parish, LA

1936 Ruddock
St. John the Baptist Parish, LA

1946 North of Garyville
St. John the Baptist Parish, LA

1952 Ruddock
St. John the Baptist Parish, LA

1957 Bonnet Carre
St. John the Baptist Parish, LA

1962 Lac Des Allemands
St. John the Baptist Parish, LA

1962 Mount Airy NE
St. John the Baptist Parish, LA

1962 Mount Airy
St. John the Baptist Parish, LA

1967 Bonnett Carre NE
St. John the Baptist Parish, LA

1967 Ruddock
St. John the Baptist Parish, LA

1969 Bonnet Carre
St. John the Baptist Parish, LA

1998 Bonnett Carre NE
St. John the Baptist Parish, LA

2024 Bonnett Carre NE
St. John the Baptist Parish, LA

2024 Lac des Allemands
St. John the Baptist Parish, LA

2024 Mount Airy NE
St. John the Baptist Parish, LA

2024 Ruddock
St. John the Baptist Parish, LA