Louisiana Maps
Louisiana Cities
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About the map
This Louisiana map displays cities, roads, rivers, and lakes. For example, New Orleans, Baton Rouge and Shreveport are major cities shown in this map of Louisiana.
The Pelican State is known for bayou, fish and craps, reptiles, and swamp creatures. Louisiana boasts a diverse landscape, from its southern swamps to its northern forests.
Louisiana has concentrated francophone communities that speak French. The largest city in Louisiana is New Orleans with its world-renowned Mardi Gras festival. But the capital city is Baton Rouge. Louisiana borders only 3 other states including Texas, Arkansas, and Mississippi.
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State capital
Baton Rouge
Major cities and towns
New Orleans
Baton Rouge
Shreveport
Metairie
Lafayette
Alexandria
Bossier City
Houma
Kenner
Lake Charles
Monroe
New Iberia
Slidell
Chalmette
Abbeville
Bastrop
Bogalusa
Bunkie
Crowley
De Ridder
Eunice
Ferriday
Franklin
Hammond
Jennings
Kinder
Leesville
Mansfield
Minden
Morgan City
Natchitoches
Oakdale
Opelousas
Ruston
Sulphur
Tallulah
Thibodaux
Tullos
Ville Platte
Winnfield
Springhill
Winnsboro
St Francisville
Interstate highways
Interstate-10 (I-10)
Interstate-12 (I-12)
Interstate-20 (I-20)
Interstate-49 (I-49)
Interstate-55 (I-55)
Lakes, rivers and bays
Mississippi River
River Red
Ouachita River
Pearl River
Sabine Lake
Toledo Bend Reservoir
Lake Pontchartrain
Calcasieu Lake
Grand Lake
White Lake
Lake D’Arbonne
Catahoula Lake
Lake Maurepas
Breton Sound
Atchafalaya Bay
Vermilion Bay
Barataria Bay
Landmarks in Louisiana
Gulf of Mexico
Driskill Mountains
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