2024 Map of West Monroe North

About this map

The D'Arbonne National Wildlife Refuge dominates the northern reaches of this Louisiana landscape, where the waters of Bayou D'Arbonne and The Chute snake through a complex wetland system. This modern survey illustrates the intensive suburban development of Claiborne and West Monroe as they expand westward from the banks of the Ouachita River. While much of the area is defined by residential grids and arterial roads like Arkansas Rd, the map preserves significant local landmarks including the Hasley Cem and the recreational spaces of Kiroli Woods. To the east, the edge of Monroe is visible, separated by the river and characterized by a shift toward industrial and urban density. The intricate network of waterways, from North Tupawek Bayou to Black Bayou, highlights the hydrological character that continues to shape the region's growth and layout.