Richland Parish in northeastern Louisiana is easiest to understand from Rayville, where the east-west U.S. 80 corridor meets U.S. 425.
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Red River Parish in northwestern Louisiana is a small-settlement parish organized around Coushatta and the broad Red River corridor. Hall
Rapides Parish sits in central Louisiana and is easiest to recognize by the Alexandria–Pineville urban area on opposite sides of
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Pointe Coupee Parish in south-central Louisiana combines a compact set of small communities with a remarkably intricate river-and-bayou landscape. New
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Ouachita Parish in northeastern Louisiana is centered on the paired urban areas of Monroe and West Monroe, which sit on
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Orleans Parish is unusual among Louisiana parishes because the urban core of New Orleans shares one administrative footprint with a
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Natchitoches Parish stretches a long distance from the Black Lake country in the north to the Cane River and Kisatchie
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Morehouse Parish in northeastern Louisiana is organized around Bastrop, where several highways and state routes spread toward Mer Rouge, Collinston,
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Madison Parish occupies Louisiana’s northeastern edge, where Tallulah and the I-20/U.S. 80 corridor lead east toward the Mississippi River. Richmond
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