B08_Attach_3_APE_Map_Parallel_canal_backfill___HSDRRS_Upper_Kenta_gaps_7_Jan_26.pdf

This is a geospatial map document produced by the National Park Service depicting an Area of Potential Effects for the Parallel and Upper Kenta Canal project. The map was generated by the Jean Lafitte National Historical Park and Preserve Resource Management Division in November 2024.

The document illustrates a triangular project area bounded by white dashed lines, encompassing approximately 0.5 miles in length. The mapped area includes three key data layers: HSDRRS Upper Kenta gap points (shown in green), JELA Backfill Candidate Canals dated 20190226 (shown in orange), and Canal Backfilling Completed 2010 (shown in tan/beige striping). The project involves backfilling and gapping along the Upper Kenta Canal to restore more natural hydrology in the area. Adjacent geographic features visible on the map include the Ross Canal and Bayou Sara Road. The map includes a scale bar indicating distances from 0 to 0.5 miles and displays the National Park Service logo.