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English: This map was created from an oral history interview of Philip Acosta. Phillip wanted to create a map for display in the Islenos museum to display old community names in Lower St Bernard Parish. Map shows distinct communities that have been merged into larger communities and the historical names associated with the areas. |
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- ↑ Gannnett, H. (1892). Louisiana Shell Beach Sheet [Map]. In Louisiana: High quality USGS topographic maps (1892 ed.). Washington, D.C.: USGS. USGS Historical File, Topographical Division
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