
Amite River and Tickfaw River navigate the low-lying marshlands of southern Livingston Parish, where water dictates the pattern of settlement. This landscape is defined by the winding paths of the Old River and Petite Amite River, separating numerous islands such as Poche Island, Steam Island, and King George Island. Along the higher ground of Whitehall Coteau and Browns Ridge, local infrastructure including the Old Railroad Grade and the Chinquapin Canal point to an era of resource extraction and transit through the wetlands.
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1942 Satsuma
Livingston Parish, LA

1950 Doyle
Livingston Parish, LA

1953 Satsuma
Livingston Parish, LA

1958 Pine Grove
Livingston Parish, LA

1959 Amite
Livingston Parish, LA

1963 Frost
Livingston Parish, LA

1963 Whitehall
Livingston Parish, LA

1974 Amite
Livingston Parish, LA

1974 Holden
Livingston Parish, LA

1980 Satsuma
Livingston Parish, LA
2012 Frost
Livingston Parish, LA
2012 Holden
Livingston Parish, LA
2012 Satsuma
Livingston Parish, LA
2012 Whitehall
Livingston Parish, LA
2015 Frost
Livingston Parish, LA
2015 Holden
Livingston Parish, LA
2015 Satsuma
Livingston Parish, LA
2015 Whitehall
Livingston Parish, LA
2018 Frost
Livingston Parish, LA
2018 Holden
Livingston Parish, LA
2018 Satsuma
Livingston Parish, LA
2018 Whitehall
Livingston Parish, LA
2020 Frost
Livingston Parish, LA
2020 Holden
Livingston Parish, LA
2020 Satsuma
Livingston Parish, LA
2020 Whitehall
Livingston Parish, LA

2024 Frost
Livingston Parish, LA

2024 Holden
Livingston Parish, LA

2024 Satsuma
Livingston Parish, LA

2024 Whitehall
Livingston Parish, LA