1994 Map of Ruston East

About this map

Ruston anchors the western edge of this mid-1990s survey, showing the city's eastern expansion toward the smaller settlement of Choudrant. The landscape is defined by the drainage basins of Choudrant Creek and Squire Creek, which meander through a mix of timberland and developing residential plots. Industrial footprints are visible in the form of several Sand Pits and a dedicated Clay Pit, reflecting the area's geological utility beyond agriculture. North of the city, the unincorporated community of Douglas sits near the headwaters of Cypress Creek, while the Ruston Regional Airport provides a significant modern landmark. This provisional map incorporates photography-based revisions that capture the infrastructure of Lincoln Parish before the turn of the millennium, including the corridors of Interstate 20 and the intersecting township and range lines that structured early Louisiana land claims.