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Louisiana Information

Louisiana is famous world wide for the might Mississippi River, Cajun cooking and New orleans. Louisiana is located in the deep south of the United States on the shores of the Gulf of Mexico bordering Texas, Arkansas and Mississippi. Louisiana's populations is around 4.4 million people with Baton Rouge its capital city.

Louisiana has had an extremely diverse multicultural history with French being the official language over English until only century ago, in fact Louisiana was actually named after King Louis XIV of France. During the eighteenth century Louisiana experienced a large influx of Spanish, African and French nationals making it a rare melting pot of cultures at the time. Slavery played a key part in Louisiana's history and and helped develop the agriculture industry particularly cotton.

Louisiana is a flat state with the Northern and North Western part of the state being typified by prairies and rolling hills and the Southern part being predominantly flat with extensive wetlands and marshes. The Mississippi RIver cuts a 1000 km swathe through the state from north to south and is an important transport corridor for industry and leisure.

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Louisiana has a subtropical climate that can be very hot and humid during summer in the south and cold and even snowy during winter in the north. Travelers should also be aware of the potential of large hurricanes striking the state during the June to September period.

The southern hospitality of Louisiana is famous around the world, spending time chatting to the locals and involving yourself with their laid back culture can be a wonderful experience.

Highlights of Louisiana include Avery Island Wildlife Sanctuary, Sicily Island Hills, the Mississippi RIver and of course the New Orleans French Quarter.