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Four Systems Used in Louisiana
French arpent
Spanish sitio
English Metes & Bounds
US Section/Township
Characteristics of Arpent
Colonial French
Land grant along rivers and bayous
Perpendicular lines from the river
Benefits of Arpent
allowed farmers river frontage, high ground to grow crops and timberland
Problems with Arpent
rivers changing course
Colonial Spanish Sitio
developed as Spanish stockmen’s moved eastward into Louisiana’s western fringe
Land grants are also called?
Sitio
Large Grants (French settlers)
vacheries
Metes and Bounds are from what system?
English
Who brought metes and bounds to Florida Parishes?
Anglo-Americans
Problems with Metes and Bounds
boundaries tied to ephemeral objects
Metes and Bounds
irregularly shaped land holdings
American Township & Range (found where?)
in North and West parts of state
Linear Settlement are tied to who?
French Arpents
Location of Linear Settlements
along bayous and rivers
Parish Settlement is tied to who?
American Township
Principle of Folk Housing
to build a type of house they are used to
Major Types of Housing
French
Backwood (upland)
African (lowland)
National
Mobile
Characteristics of French Housing
Salle (living room)
Chamber (bedroom)
No hallway
Central fireplace
French Caribbean
Raised off the ground
Galleries for cross-ventilation
Central hallway
Crops
soybean
rice
sugarcane
cotton
Livestock
beef cattle
dairy cattle
poultry
Timber
Pinewood
Hardwood
Marine Fisheries
Shrimp
menhaden
crabs
finfish
Fur Industry
Raccoon
Fox
Opossum
mink