1982 Map of Tallulah
USGS Topo · Published 1983About this map
The alluvial floodplains of the Mississippi River define this 1982 map of Northeast Louisiana, showcasing a landscape deeply carved by river dynamics and agricultural development. The serpentine path of the river creates complex oxbows and landforms like Yucatan Lake, Palmyra Chute, and Diamond Point, while the interior is a dense network of bayous including Joes Bayou and Macon Bayou. Major transportation corridors are established by the Illinois Central Gulf and Missouri Pacific railroads, which connect key parish seats and trade centers.
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