
The lowlands of Union Parish are defined here by the expansive waters of Bayou D'Arbonne Lake and the dense wetlands of the D'Arbonne National Wildlife Refuge. This landscape is a complex network of moving water, including the winding Bayou D'Arbonne and numerous tributaries such as Francis Creek, Tiger Creek, and Briny Bridge Creek. The small community of Point serves as the primary settlement hub in the eastern portion of the map, surrounded by family-named landmarks and rural burial grounds that speak to the area's deep genealogical roots. Several significant cemeteries, such as Ruggs Bluff Cem and Shady Grove Cem, are distributed throughout the parish, often situated on the higher ground near historical homesteads. Infrastructure like the Union Parish Airport and a grid of parish roads, including Mosleys Bluff Rd, provide access to this wooded and water-carved terrain.
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26 maps found

1935 Haile
Union Parish, LA

1956 Haile
Union Parish, LA

1981 Lockhart
Union Parish, LA

1982 Downsville North
Union Parish, LA

1982 Point
Union Parish, LA

1982 Rocky Branch
Union Parish, LA

1985 Monroe North
Union Parish, LA

1985 Shiloh
Union Parish, LA

1988 De Loutre
Union Parish, LA

1988 Haile
Union Parish, LA

1988 Harrell Lake
Union Parish, LA

1988 Marion East
Union Parish, LA

1988 Marion West
Union Parish, LA

1988 Truxno
Union Parish, LA

1994 Point
Union Parish, LA

2024 De Loutre
Union Parish, LA

2024 Downsville North
Union Parish, LA

2024 Haile
Union Parish, LA

2024 Harrell Lake
Union Parish, LA

2024 Lockhart
Union Parish, LA

2024 Marion East
Union Parish, LA

2024 Marion West
Union Parish, LA

2024 Point
Union Parish, LA

2024 Rocky Branch
Union Parish, LA

2024 Shiloh
Union Parish, LA

2024 Truxno
Union Parish, LA