1966 Map of New Orleans East
USGS Topo · Published 1969About this map
The Mississippi River creates a dramatic crescent through this mid-1960s study, dividing the historic Vieux Carre and central New Orleans from the West Bank communities of Algiers, Gretna, and Harvey. The map captures the city's dense urban grid punctuated by massive green spaces like City Park and the Fairgrounds Racetrack, alongside significant Catholic institutional footprints such as the St Roch Cem and St Louis Cathedral.
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