ARNO Maps

When Animal Rescue New Orleans first began, Jane Garrison used a New Orleans map to divide the city into section grids, so that search and rescue could methodically search street by street to locate animals needing rescue. The ongoing Food and Water Program, as well as dispatch for rescue continues to rely on section maps. The mapping of food and water stations allows the food and water teams to track feeding stations that are keeping animals alive as well as note sightings of animals roaming, and allows teams to work more quickly and effectively.

Section Maps

Many thanks to Woodard & Curran, of Portland, ME, who donated their map work to ARNO! (All maps require Adobe Reader, a free plugin, available here.)

Overview Map (402 KB)

Section 1 Map (423 KB)

Section 2 Map (514 KB)

Section 3 Map (334 KB)

Section 4 Map (300 KB)

Section 5 Map (348 KB)

Section 6 Map (366 KB)

Section 7 Map (385 KB)

Section 8 Map (536 KB)

Section 9 Map (502 KB)

Section 10 Map (459 KB)

Section 11 Map (415 KB)

Section 12 Map (517 KB)

Section 13 Map (413 KB)

Section 14 Map (394 KB)

Section 15 Map (363 KB)

Section 16 Map (491 KB)

Section 17 Map (432 KB)

Section 18 Map (415 KB)

Section 19 Map (575 KB)

Section 20 Map (442 KB)

Section 21 & 22 Map (433 KB)

Section 23 Map (382 KB)

Section 25 Map (381 KB)

Section 26 Map (320 KB)

Section 27 Map (589 KB)

Section 28 Map (393 KB)

Section 29 Map (354 KB)

Section 30 Map (374 KB)

Section 31 Map (532 KB)

Section 32 Map (408 KB)

Section 33 Map (379 KB)

Section 34 Map (528 KB)

Section 35 Map (451 KB)

Section A Map (429 KB)

Section B Map (412 KB)

Section C Map (397 KB)

Section D Map (338 KB)

Section E Map (295 KB)

Section F Map (260 KB)

Section G Map (313 KB)

Section H Map (313 KB)

Section I Map (313 KB)

Section J Map (313 KB)

SUPPORT EMERGENCY PET EVACUATION LEGISLATION

Senator Fontenot (District 13, Louisiana) is searching for Louisiana evacuees who were stopped from evacuating from Katrina with their pets, in order to enlist their help with testifying in support of upcoming emergency pet evacuation legislation.

Click here for more detailed information.