1944 Map of Southport
USGS Topo · Published 1944About this map
North Bay and West Bay define the coastal geography of this 1943 survey, a landscape of intricate inlets and tidal wetlands. The settlement of Southport sits at the junction where a primary route crosses the water via the North Bay Bridge, while further north, Vicksburg serves as a small inland hub marked by the Vicksburg Fire Tower. The coastline is heavily indented with numerous named water bodies, including Warren Bayou, Fanning Bayou, and Sheepherd Bayou, reflecting a community deeply tied to its maritime surroundings.
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Editions of this 1944 Southport Map
5 editions found
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