1972 Map of Rock Hill

About this map

Red River currents define the southern boundary of this central Louisiana landscape, where the meandering waterway carves through the transition from Grant Parish to Rapides Parish. The northern reaches are dominated by the wooded expanse of the Kisatchie National Forest, a terrain marked by an intricate network of drainage branches including Moccasin Branch and Hudson Branch. Settlement patterns in the early 1970s reveal a cluster of rural activity centered around the small community of Rock Hill, with numerous country churches and family burial grounds scattered throughout the timberland.