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| Spain is to have New Orleans and | Louisiana, west of the Mississippi, with an undetermin |
| Historic Places listings in Orleans Parish, | Louisiana. |
| ong the earliest settlers in New Orleans and | Louisiana. |
| was elected civil sheriff of Orleans Parish, | Louisiana in 1962. |
| St. Bernard Parish, east of New Orleans, in | Louisiana. |
| nd in the Garden District of New Orleans, on | Louisiana Avenue. |
| New Orleans, in | Louisiana, was the largest city in the Southern States |
| two legs, one from Texas and the other from | Louisiana, which meet near Chicago. |
| unincorporated community in Ouachita Parish, | Louisiana, United States. |
| Historic Places listings in Ouachita Parish, | Louisiana. |
| He was drafted out of | Louisiana State University by the New Orleans Saints i |
| he second round of the 1960 NFL Draft out of | Louisiana State University. |
| ennessee Oilers in the 1997 NFL Draft out of | Louisiana State. |
| lcrest location in 1908 after outgrowing her | Louisiana Street location. |
| y resembled one that had been left outside a | Louisiana Pacific lumber mill office in Cloverdale, CA |
| tenot and Ardoin made their debut outside of | Louisiana in 1966, performing at the Newport Folk Fest |
| d into a subtropical storm over southeastern | Louisiana. |
| ly the Lieutenant Governor presided over the | Louisiana Senate from 1853 until the adoption of the L |
| The Lieutenant Governor presided over the | Louisiana Senate from 1853 until the adoption of the L |
| It enters a brief overlap with | Louisiana Highway 59 in Abita Springs for approximatel |
| The station is currently owned by | Louisiana College. |
| by Charles Reed, the station is now owned by | Louisiana Christian Broadcasting, Inc. |
| n Oakland, California, in 1921 to parents of | Louisiana Creole descent. |
| Location of Iberville Parish in | Louisiana |
| Location of East Feliciana Parish in | Louisiana |
| Location of Jefferson Parish in | Louisiana |
| Pascagoula Parish is a former parish of | Louisiana, formed in 1811 from West Florida territory. |
| Location of Ascension Parish in | Louisiana |
| Location of Pointe Coupee Parish in | Louisiana |
| Location of Webster Parish in | Louisiana |
| Location of East Baton Rouge Parish in | Louisiana |
| Location of Iberia Parish in | Louisiana |
| Location of Caddo Parish in | Louisiana |
| Location of Lafourche Parish in | Louisiana |
| Location of Rapides Parish in | Louisiana |
| Location of Avoyelles Parish in | Louisiana |
| Location of De Soto Parish in | Louisiana |
| Location of Jefferson Davis Parish in | Louisiana |
| Location of St. Tammany Parish in | Louisiana |
| Biloxi Parish is a former parish of | Louisiana, formed in 1811 from West Florida territory. |
| Location of Lincoln Parish in | Louisiana |
| Location of Tangipahoa Parish in | Louisiana |
| Location of Terrebonne Parish in | Louisiana |
| Location of Vernon Parish in | Louisiana |
| Location of Ouachita Parish in | Louisiana |
| Location of Orleans Parish in | Louisiana |
| Location of St. Martin Parish in | Louisiana |
| Carroll Parish is a former parish of | Louisiana, formed in 1838 from part of Ouachita Parish |
| te located in Claiborne Parish, northwestern | Louisiana, USA. |
| rom local control in other civil parishes of | Louisiana. |
| st common form of legislature in parishes of | Louisiana |
| ilitary governor of the occupied parishes of | Louisiana from 1862-1864. |
| It is also the only State Park in | Louisiana with tennis courts. |
| ke 2004 at the England Air Park, Alexandria, | Louisiana. |
| ernmost mile was originally built as part of | Louisiana Highway 3127, an inland bypass to Louisiana |
| This race is part of | Louisiana Derby Preview Day at the New Orleans oval. |
| inued north and hit the southeastern part of | Louisiana. |
| The following States were part of | Louisiana: Louisiana, Mississippi, Arkansas, Oklahoma, |
| ne ant along the Gulf Coast, particularly in | Louisiana. |
| tly undergoing store development in parts of | Louisiana, Florida, Texas, Arizona, Virginia, and Cali |
| He is accused of plotting to annex parts of | Louisiana and Mexico to become part of an independent |
| vement to create a local Republican Party in | Louisiana. |
| Sims died in Pass Manchac, | Louisiana. |
| Members of an undisciplined patrol of | Louisiana Army National Guardsmen are meeting in the B |
| Chef Paul Prudhomme's | Louisiana Kitchen (April 1984) ISBN 0-688-02847-0 |
| Lineman of the Year: John Paul Jones ( | Louisiana) |
| in New Orleans, and resides in Pearl River, | Louisiana. |
| torically spoken by the Chitimacha people of | Louisiana, United States. |
| The storm killed six people in | Louisiana. |
| Hill was soon performing on | Louisiana Hayride as part of her brother Tommy's band. |
| Perhaps fittingly, | Louisiana State Highway 60 (LA 60) lies through the so |
| ig, Miss Teen USA 2004, the only person from | Louisiana to win this pageant |
| Pete Heine, | Louisiana politician |
| Peychaud's Bitters ( | Louisiana, United States) |
| He received a Ph.D. from | Louisiana State University in 1999. |
| Cornell University in 1964 and a Ph.D. from | Louisiana State University in 1967. |
| e was the third faculty member with a PhD in | Louisiana State University's history. |
| ity and was awarded his Ph.D in physics from | Louisiana State University in 1972. |
| bering of state highways which took place in | Louisiana in 1955. |
| Location filming took place in | Louisiana. |
| the National Register of Historic Places in | Louisiana |
| e Smith (born July 5, 1938 in Plain Dealing, | Louisiana) is a former American football safety Nation |
| A native of Plain Dealing, | Louisiana, he attended the Southern Arkansas Universit |
| Stumon (born May 26, 1963 in Plain Dealing, | Louisiana) was an award winning defensive end and line |
| 7, Baldwin purchased the Darby plantation in | Louisiana, a plantation of about 1,700 acres (6.9 km2) |
| headed to shore at the Yucatan Plantation in | Louisiana. |
| he Ashland-Belle Helene Plantation, Geismer, | Louisiana, USA. |
| ) was an American statesman and planter from | Louisiana. |
| Morgan (March 13, 1901, Plaquemines Parish, | Louisiana - September 19, 1972, New Orleans) was an Am |
| re on MV Gulf Supreme in Plaquemines Parish, | Louisiana on 25 December 1967. |
| ncorporated community in Plaquemines Parish, | Louisiana, United States. |
| esignated place (CDP) in Plaquemines Parish, | Louisiana, on the West Bank of the Mississippi River. |
| eans, he also resided in Plaquemines Parish, | Louisiana, where he owned Deer Range Plantation, in ad |
| unincorporated community Plaquemines Parish, | Louisiana. |
| ncorporated community in Plaquemines Parish, | Louisiana, United States, on the West Bank of the Miss |
| d 1951 designed to attract radio play around | Louisiana. |
| Re-formed, the band continued to play in | Louisiana and southeast Texas. |
| in Port Arthur, Texas and went on to play at | Louisiana College. |
| from Louisville, Kentucky, Macklin played at | Louisiana State University from 1976 to 1981. |
| t time Ole Miss has ever played Southeastern | Louisiana, UAB and Northern Arizona in football. |
| Karl Malone famous basketball player at | Louisiana Tech University , Los Angeles Lakers and Uta |
| e is about the American football player from | Louisiana. |
| mer All-American college football player for | Louisiana State University. |
| Ford was a standout collegiate player at | Louisiana Tech University. |
| While playing for | Louisiana State University. |
| This is the only point where | Louisiana 84 crosses the Black River in Louisiana. |
| It is the southern most point in | Louisiana. |
| This is the only point where | Louisiana 8 crosses the Ouachita River in Louisiana. |
| e Poydras Asylum, and died in Pointe Coupee, | Louisiana. |
| Oscar W. Underwood: A Political Biography ( | Louisiana State University Press, 1980). |
| reaux was considered a popular politician in | Louisiana, he was unable to dictate his successor in t |
| ocal official and professional politician in | Louisiana. |
| Boat ride in pond at | Louisiana Purchase Gardens and Zoo in Monroe |
| the southern shore of Lake Pontchartrain in | Louisiana that was absorbed into the city of New Orlea |
| -FUNK-tuh) drains into Lake Pontchartrain in | Louisiana in the United States. |
| Billy J. Morris - Swamp Pop/R&B/Soul 1999 | Louisiana Music Hall of Fame. |
| Persillade is also popular in | Louisiana; New Orleans chef Austin Leslie's signature |
| Licensed to Port Sulphur, | Louisiana, USA. |
| Port Eads, | Louisiana, is named for him. |
| Port Barre, | Louisiana |
| She operated primarily below Port Hudson, | Louisiana, maintaining communication between the floti |
| He was captured at Port Hudson, | Louisiana in July, 1863. |
| search and rescue patrols between Port Eads, | Louisiana and Tampa, Florida. |
| is regiment was surrendered at Port Houston, | Louisiana, 9 July 1863. |
| ile working at a paper plant in Port Hudson, | Louisiana. |
| Port Eads, | Louisiana, is located at the southern tip of the Missi |
| AD when Alleva accepted the same position at | Louisiana State University. |
| He was in private practice in | Louisiana from then until 2001. |
| bar exam, and standards of legal practice in | Louisiana are significantly different from other state |
| He was in private practice in | Louisiana from 1946 to 1966. |
| He was in private practice in | Louisiana from 1969 to 2000. |
| a strong traffic enforcement presence along | Louisiana Highway 1 and Louisiana Highway 10. |
| ound them at the site of present-day Angola, | Louisiana. |
| River in the area of present-day Marksville, | Louisiana. |
| e Smith, scandal-plagued former president of | Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, |
| From 1960-1963, she was state president of | Louisiana Baptist Women's Missions. |
| anon University from 1905-1906; president of | Louisiana College from 1910-1941, and president of Lou |
| Engster also is owner and president of | Louisiana Radio Network. |
| n June 11, 1940) is the current president of | Louisiana Tech University. |
| us Coast (1971) Mid-South Press, Shreveport, | Louisiana |
| Sneak Preview (1970) | Louisiana Slim (1971) and Where I'm Coming From (1973) |
| reason it later became a matter of pride in | Louisiana to show descent from them. |
| was never used for presidential primaries in | Louisiana because national party rules forbid it. |
| It is located primarily along | Louisiana Highway 1 on the southern end of False River |
| ad, he ran unsuccessfully in the primary for | Louisiana agriculture commissioner, having polled 133, |
| 6 election (technically an "open primary" in | Louisiana), he faced a runoff election against Louisia |
| n April 29, 2008, Ford reported to prison in | Louisiana. |
| 976, was the first medium security prison in | Louisiana. |
| One Big Self: Prisoners of | Louisiana (Twin Palms, 2003) with photographs by Debor |
| gest running television programs produced in | Louisiana, second only to Louisiana Public Broadcastin |
| onstitutional Convention, which produced the | Louisiana Constitution of 1974. |
| Tusa is currently an English Professor at | Louisiana State University. |
| ly Atmospheric Science Bachelor's program in | Louisiana and Arkansas. |
| egan its first 2D transition zone program in | Louisiana in 1976 after its incorporation. |
| iving force behind the Drug Court program in | Louisiana. |
| Portions of the Magnolia Projects along | Louisiana Avenue are in the Ward. |
| wife own and operate Armstrong Properties of | Louisiana. |
| George E. Hearn, Psychologist at | Louisiana College |
| sts and the first industrial psychologist in | Louisiana. |
| labama, Patrick attended the public schools, | Louisiana State University at Baton Rouge, and Purdue |
| essay, "The Still," in the publication North | Louisiana Folklore. |
| Poydras wrote the first poetry published in | Louisiana in 1779. |
| The organization publishes North | Louisiana History to "encourage an appreciation and un |
| Capital punishment in | Louisiana |
| imble, first African-American quarterback at | Louisiana State University (LSU) |
| Rachel attended | Louisiana State University and was a member of the tra |
| t ambition is to appear on the radio program | Louisiana Hayride. |
| Blind Rain (2008, | Louisiana State University Press) |
| Raised in | Louisiana, Lavergne earned a bachelor of arts degree i |
| n be found in Caribbean waters, ranging from | Louisiana to Brazil. |
| of public transportation in Rapides Parish, | Louisiana. |
| r State Forest is located in Rapides Parish, | Louisiana near the town of Woodworth. |
| buse is a populated place in Rapides Parish, | Louisiana in the United States and part of the Alexand |
| Lecompte is a town in Rapides Parish, | Louisiana, United States. |
| Born in Alexandria, Rapides Parish, | Louisiana, Paschal moved with his parents to San Anton |
| Historic Places listings in Rapides Parish, | Louisiana. |
| Map of Rapides Parish, | Louisiana, with Municipal Labels. |
| in the city of Pineville, in Rapides Parish, | Louisiana. |
| He joined me soon after I reached Western | Louisiana and had ever proven faithful to duty. |
| slowing Banks down from reaching Alexandria, | Louisiana, and his ultimate objective of Port Hudson, |
| The newspaper has received several | Louisiana Press Association awards. |
| wide receiver from | Louisiana State University, Carson played in 10 NFL se |
| French settlers brought this recipe to | Louisiana, where both sugar cane and pecan trees were |
| His overall record at | Louisiana Tech was 122-55. |
| at least five albums for Summit Records and | Louisiana Red Hot Records. |
| to Palmyra, Tennessee, and up the Red River, | Louisiana. |
| Sometimes they even referred to | Louisiana Tech as 'Minden Tech'." |
| LES refers to | Louisiana Energy Services |
| hed in the Delta National Wildlife Refuge in | Louisiana |
| epartment records from Donelon regarding the | Louisiana Citizens Property Insurance Corporation. |
| tical Area as well as the Acadiana region of | Louisiana. |
| in-patient needs in the Northshore Region of | Louisiana. |
| om Texas, the Oklahoma panhandle region, and | Louisiana to the Midwest and Great Lakes region. |
| He has competed regularly at | Louisiana Downs and Fair Grounds Race Course in Louisi |
| It also regulates the | Louisiana electric cooperatives. |
| duated from Amherst College and relocated to | Louisiana, in 1845, where he practiced law. |
| He remained in | Louisiana and engaged in agricultural pursuits. |
| tive Roy L. Brun of Shreveport to repeal the | Louisiana forced heirship law. |
| rew up and worked as a newspaper reporter in | Louisiana where much of his fiction is set. |
| May 7, 1866) was a U.S. Representative from | Louisiana. |
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