Louisiana

Baton Rouge is the capital city of Louisiana.

The total area of Louisiana is approximately 135,382 square kilometers.

I do not have access to weather data for 2011, but Monroe, Louisiana typically experiences minimal snowfall due to its location in a subtropical climate zone. Snow events are rare in this region, and any snowfall in Monroe would likely be light and infrequent.

Yes, Louisiana is in North America. It is a state located in the southern region of the United States.

No, Louisiana is in the Central Time Zone, while North Carolina is in the Eastern Time Zone. Louisiana is usually one hour behind North Carolina.

Hurricane Katrina was the largest hurricane to impact Louisiana. It made landfall in 2005 as a Category 3 storm and caused catastrophic damage, especially in and around New Orleans.

Terrebonne Parish in Louisiana covers an area of approximately 2,080 square miles.

While it is rare, Louisiana can experience snowfall and even blizzards in some areas due to cold air mixing with moisture from the Gulf of Mexico. However, snow blizzards are not as common in Louisiana compared to northern states, and they are usually a rare occurrence.

Louisiana has around 4,700 lakes. These include natural lakes, oxbow lakes, and reservoirs. The Atchafalaya Basin alone, the largest swamp in the U.S., contains thousands of oxbow lakes.

The Superdome, located in New Orleans, opened in 1975.

Texas has more miles of general coastline than Louisiana. Texas has approximately 367 miles of general coastline, while Louisiana has approximately 397 miles of general coastline.

Baton Rouge, Louisiana receives very little snowfall on average, with less than 1 inch per year being typical. Snow is a rare occurrence in the region due to its subtropical climate.

Louisiana was acquired by the United States as part of the Louisiana Purchase in 1803. This land purchase from France nearly doubled the size of the country. Louisiana became the 18th state to join the Union on April 30, 1812.

Louisiana has a mild winter climate with average temperatures ranging from the 40s to 60s Fahrenheit. It can also experience occasional cold fronts bringing colder temperatures, frost, and even rare snowfall in some parts of the state.

Louisiana is approximately 2,200 miles south of the North Pole.

Dallas, Texas and Monroe, Louisiana are in the same time zone, Central Time Zone (CT). There is no time difference between the two cities.

The major sports team in Louisiana is the New Orleans Saints, which compete in the National Football League (NFL).

There are no natural diamond mines in Louisiana. While some enthusiasts may search for diamonds in the state's rivers and streams, these are typically small, low-quality diamonds that are not economically viable to mine. The majority of diamonds on the market come from countries like Russia, Botswana, Canada, and Australia.

The Louisiana Territory was a vast region that included a variety of geographical features, including plains, forests, rivers, and mountains. It covered an area from the Mississippi River to the Rocky Mountains and from the Gulf of Mexico to present-day Canada. The region was known for its natural resources and diverse ecosystems.

Plaquemines is a parish located in the southeastern part of the state of Louisiana, along the Mississippi River and Gulf of Mexico. It is known for its rich history, vibrant culture, and abundant wildlife.

You can find a map of Louisiana's main land regions on the Louisiana Department of Natural Resources website, the Louisiana State University Cartographic Information Center, or through the U.S. Geological Survey's online mapping resources. Additionally, many local libraries or tourist information centers in Louisiana may have maps available for public use.

The bright star that appears low in the eastern sky near Baton Rouge, LA is likely the planet Venus. Venus is often visible in the morning or evening sky, appearing as a bright object that is sometimes mistaken for a star.

Yes, it did snow in Louisiana in 1989. A rare winter storm brought significant snowfall to parts of the state in December of that year, leading to memorable scenes of snow-covered landscapes in normally temperate Louisiana.

Louisiana is above the equator. No part of the continental US is below the equator. This assumes that you are comfortable with the completely arbitrary convention of calling north above and south below.

The Mississippi River serves as the natural boundary between Mississippi and Louisiana.