1958 Map of Winnsboro
USGS Topo · Published 1958About this map
Macon Bayou and the Missouri Pacific Railroad define the developmental landscape of central Louisiana in this late 1950s survey. The town of Winnsboro serves as a regional hub, featuring the Winnsboro Airport and the Franklin Parish Training Sch, while smaller settlements like Gilbert, Chase, and Crowville dot the railway and road corridors. The map provides a detailed view of the rural social fabric through its numerous country churches and schools, such as Boles Chapel, Old Macedonia Ch, and the combined Cuba Sch & Ch. Along the meandering riverbanks, several historical landings including Oakwood Ldg and Eureka Ldg signify the area's long-standing connection to water-based transit and commerce. The eastern boundary is marked by a complex network of oxbow lakes, including Moon Lake and Hollywood Lake, illustrating the shifting path of the river systems.
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