2024 Map of Tate Cove
USGS Topo · Published 2024About this map
The Acadiana landscape north of the parish seat at Ville Platte is defined by a dense network of coulees and bayous that shaped early French-Acadian settlement patterns. At the boundary of Evangeline Parish and St. Landry Parish, the terrain transitions from the intricate bottomlands of Bayou Petite Passe to the eastern wetlands of Bayou Cocodrie. This 2024 map documents several persistent rural communities, including Faubourg, Grand Prairie, and the namesake Tate Cove, each anchored by local churches and family cemeteries.
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Editions of this 2024 Tate Cove Map
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Historical Maps of Grand Prairie Through Time
24 maps found
1935 Beaver
Evangeline Parish, LA
1947 Bond
Evangeline Parish, LA
1947 Fruge Lake
Evangeline Parish, LA
1947 Redland
Evangeline Parish, LA
1954 Beaver
Evangeline Parish, LA
1954 Fruge Lake
Evangeline Parish, LA
1967 Cocodrie Lake
Evangeline Parish, LA
1967 Lone Pine
Evangeline Parish, LA
1967 St. Landry
Evangeline Parish, LA
1968 Beaver
Evangeline Parish, LA
1983 Eunice North
Evangeline Parish, LA
1983 Tate Cove
Evangeline Parish, LA
1986 Bond
Evangeline Parish, LA
1986 Duralde
Evangeline Parish, LA
1998 Beaver
Evangeline Parish, LA
1998 Cocodrie Lake
Evangeline Parish, LA
2024 Beaver
Evangeline Parish, LA
2024 Bond
Evangeline Parish, LA
2024 Cocodrie Lake
Evangeline Parish, LA
2024 Duralde
Evangeline Parish, LA
2024 Eunice North
Evangeline Parish, LA
2024 Lone Pine
Evangeline Parish, LA
2024 Saint Landry
Evangeline Parish, LA
2024 Tate Cove
Evangeline Parish, LA