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It's located in Southern North America. It's a city in Louisiana, a southeastern state.
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What was the largest city in the southc during the civil war?
The largest city in the north was New York, and in the south New Orleans.
How did the Union take new Orleans and why was it important?
New Orleans was captured by sea, sealing the Mississippi, and preventing Gulf Coast shipping from bringing much needed supplies into the South.
What enormous area of land was anchored to the south by the city of New Orleans?
The Louisiana Territory
What were battle of new Orleans strategic setting?
The British had a three wave plan. Invade from Canada, with support of the Indians. Invade from the east and take Washington, which would inspire the Indians, Invade from the south, where New Orleans was, promising help to the native Americans in that region. Also, everything coming from the Mississippi had to go through new Orleans. Plus, defeating the army there could have given them a good attack at the south and controlling the south. New Orleans also was a big city, and full of different cultures combining there.
Why was the Battle of New Orleans such an important US victory?
because i was in it
Is New Orleans in North or South America?
New England is part of the US, and almost all of the US is in North America. (Hawaii is in the Pacific Ocean)
What led to the creation of blues?
New Orleans, when the slavery was being traded in America. South America. 1500's.
What was the worst strucked part in America after hurricane Katrina?
South west Mississippi and south east Louisiana, especially the New Orleans area.
Is new Orleans south of Canada or north?
New Orleans is north of the equator.
Where is 30 degrees south from New Orleans LA?
The location is the Galapagos Islands off the west coast of Ecuador. New Orleans is almost exactly at 30 N 90 W, and the Galapagos are on the equator to the south, across Mexico and Central America.
What location in South America is due south of New Orleans LA?
This is a trick question. No part of mainland South America is farther west than about 82° West longitude (west coasts of Ecuador and Peru). New Orleans is at 30° N, 90° W.However, on the equator at 90°W are the Galapagos Islands, part of Ecuador. Flying due south from New Orleans, you would cross the Yucatan Peninsula (Mexico), Guatemala, and extreme western El Salvador to reach the Pacific.
How did the Mexican and South American migrate to America?
most of the Mexicans walked and the south Americans arrived in canoes the, south Americans arrived near the coast of New Orleans and Houston
What city in the north America is 30N 90W?
new orleans
Where did hurrican Katrina travel?
Bahamas, South Florida, Cuba, Louisiana (especially Greater New Orleans), Mississippi, Alabama, Florida Panhandle, most of eastern North America
In 1718 what was the name of the best known city of French heritage in America?
New Orleans
What is the crime ranking of New Orleans?
New Orleans is the 13th most dangerous city in America. (2010)
What direction to New Orleans from chicago?
South
