Vermilion Parish in south-central Louisiana has a sharp geographic contrast between its populated northern half and its broad coastal wetlands.
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Union Parish in northern Louisiana is a rural parish organized around Farmerville and the broad waters of Lake D’Arbonne. Bernice,
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Terrebonne Parish in southern Louisiana changes dramatically from north to south. Houma, Gray, Schriever, and Bourg occupy the more road-focused
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Tensas Parish in northeastern Louisiana is a long Delta parish where Newellton, St. Joseph, and Waterproof are separated along a
Tangipahoa Parish in southeastern Louisiana is a long north-south parish stretching from Kentwood near the Mississippi line to Hammond, Ponchatoula,
St. Tammany Parish forms much of the north shore of Lake Pontchartrain, with Mandeville, Lacombe, and Slidell stretching across the
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St. Mary Parish in southern Louisiana has two very different geographic faces. Franklin, Baldwin, Patterson, Berwick, and Morgan City form
St. Martin Parish in south-central Louisiana is unusual before you even begin reading the place names: the parish is split
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St. Landry Parish in south-central Louisiana is easiest to organize around Opelousas and the long U.S. 190 corridor. The highway
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