1941 Map of Pollock
USGS Topo · Published 1953About this map
Little River defines the central geography of this landscape, its winding course marked by oxbows like Horseshoe Lake and Hub Lake and multiple historic crossing points including Campbell Ferry and Peary Old Ferry. The rail-dominated economy of the early 1940s is evident in the corridors of the Missouri Pacific and the Louisiana And Arkansas Railway Company, which connect settlements such as Selma, Antonia, and Pollock. Much of the southern and western terrain falls within the Kistachie National Forest, where the U.S. Forestry Service was actively engaged in reforestation. Local genealogy is well-represented by family landmarks and rural institutions, from Thayer Sch and Friendship Ch to several small burial grounds like Stark Cem and Gwynes Cem. The map even identifies the head of navigation on the river, highlighting the transition from waterborne transit to the growing road network of Louisiana 30.
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Editions of this 1941 Pollock Map
2 editions found
Historical Maps of Pollock Through Time
11 maps found
1936 Pollock
Grant Parish, LA
1941 Pollock
Grant Parish, LA
1958 Pollock
Grant Parish, LA
1985 Pollock
Grant Parish, LA
1999 Pollock
Grant Parish, LA
2003 Pollock
Grant Parish, LA
2012 Pollock
Grant Parish, LA
2015 Pollock
Grant Parish, LA
2018 Pollock
Grant Parish, LA
2020 Pollock
Grant Parish, LA
2024 Pollock
Grant Parish, LA