1985 Map of Pollock

About this map

Kisatchie National Forest dominates the central landscape of this Grant Parish survey, where the heavy woods are dissected by a complex network of named drainages like Big Creek and Dyson Creek. The town of Pollock serves as a local hub near the southeastern corner, while Bentley anchors the southwestern edge, both connected by a road network that reflects the region's managed timber and agricultural roots. The presence of the Stuart Pine Seed Orchard and Stuart Lake highlights the intersection of federal conservation and forest management efforts during the mid-1980s. Along the northeastern boundary, the Little River creates a prominent meander known as Big Bend, marking the edge of Grant Parish. Smaller settlements and transit points such as Antonia and Sand Spur are tucked among the forest ridges, alongside industrial markers like the Pumping Station near Jesse Branch.