
The southern portion of Hammond and the growing town of Ponchatoula anchor this 1960s survey of Tangipahoa Parish, revised in the early 1970s. The landscape transition is evident as the terrain moves from urban centers and industrial pits into the low-lying wetlands of the South Slough and Natalbany River basin. The Illinois Central Gulf railroad provides the primary north-south spine for the region, paralleled by a dense network of country churches like Good Hope Ch and New Jerusalem Ch. For those tracing family histories, several burial sites are documented including Wetmore Cem and Arnold Cem. The map also captures the settlement of Wadesboro and local water bodies such as Lake Ju-Lu and the Anderson Canal, illustrating how the drainage and transport networks shaped the development of this Louisiana parish during a period of infrastructure expansion.
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1935 Ponchatoula
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1939 Ponchatoula
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1951 Ponchatoula
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1968 Ponchatoula
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1969 Ponchatoula
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1983 Ponchatoula
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1994 Ponchatoula
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2012 Ponchatoula
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2015 Ponchatoula
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2018 Ponchatoula
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2020 Ponchatoula
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2024 Ponchatoula
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