Louisiana

The state soil of Louisiana is Ruston soil.

Napoleon took back the territory of Louisiana from Spain in 1800, hoping to establish a French Empire in North America but a slave revolt in Haiti and an impending war against Great Britain make him to give up this plan and sell the entire territory the the US.

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It is 51,885 square miles with 16 percent covered by water.

Henry Johnson - Louisiana - died on 1864-09-04.

In 1803, Thomas Jefferson bought the Louisiana Purchase because he believed that the United States needed space to grow. It was an opportunity that occurred because Napoleon needed the money for the wars that France was fighting at the time.

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Cities can be considered "major" for different reasons. Sometimes major means it has a very large population, other times it means it has the capital building, other times it means the presence of a university, and other times it may be a strategically important location.

So I will give you a few different answers:

Largest Populations:

New Orleans, Baton Rouge, Lafayette, Shreveport, Lake Charles, Alexandria, Houma, Thibodaux, Slidell, Mandeville, Covington

cities with universities:

Baton Rouge (LSU, Southern), New Orleans (Tulane, Loyola, UNO, Xavier), Hammond (Southeastern LA U), Lafayette (ULL), Lake Charles (McNeese St), Grambling (Grambling St), Shreveport (Centenary College), Natchitoches (Northwestern St), Ruston (LA Tech), Monroe (ULM), Pineville (Louisiana College), and so on.

Along the coast there are many towns that are important for their role in fishing and petroleum and farming.

For exampe: Morgan City - Petroleum Industry, Shrimping Industry, Franklin - Sugarcane farming, and countless others.

Baton Rouge, which is French for red stick, is the capital of Louisiana, USA. The Louisiana State Constitution of 1845 contained a clause that required the state capital to be moved from New Orleans to Baton Rouge by 1849.

Louisiana has zero countries. Louisiana is a State in the United States of America. The US is very much a developed country including all 50 of its States. Founded by the French originally, Louisiana is one State that uses parishes (French: paroisses) instead of counties to divide the state for political purposes. There are 64 parishes in Louisiana.

The highest point is Driskill Mountain at 535 ft. The lowest point is New Orleans at -8 ft.

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Thomas Jefferson believed in strict interpretation of the US constitution, and in the constitution it did not say anything about him being allowed to purchase such a large territory (remember it almost doubled the size of the country) but he did it any way because the property otherwise belonged to the french. He saw them as a potential threat and thought that without the purchase there could be war.

Federalists usually believed in a more broad interpretation of the constitution, but in this case they feared the newly gained territory would support the Republican party and argued the constitution did not give the president the right to buy the land and that the purchase would make American debt skyrocket.

There is a related US Census link below to the cities and counties of Louisiana.

The three largest cities are:

New Orleans - 343,829 (Orleans Parish) *metropolitan area about 1,235,650

Baton Rouge - 229,493 (2010 census)

Shreveport - 199,311 (2010 census)

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According to Google Maps, the shortest route follows I-10 West. It is 129 miles and takes approximately 2 hours and 16 minutes.

Yes, the presence and signatures of both parents are required.

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It is 299.58 miles according to MapQuest.

Based on 2010 census figures, and only for municipalities (rather than suburban areas), the top cities are:

New Orleans - 343,829

Baton Rouge - 229,493

Shreveport - 199,311

(Metairie, unincorporated Jefferson Parish - 138,481) *

Lafayette - 120,623

Lake Charles - 71,993

Kenner - 66,702 *

*Following Hurricane Katrina, Orleans Parish (New Orleans) fell to 343,829 while Jefferson Parish's population grew to 432,552.

Yes, there is a time period. It was 30 days in Louisiana years ago, but it is highly recommended that you check that the requisite period hasn't changed. One reason you have to wait 30 days (or more) is so the former spouse has a chance to appeal, as there are situations where you can get divorced without an initial hearing with your spouse present, etc..

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The driving distance between Baton Rouge, LA and Atlanta, GA is approximately 525 miles. The driving time would be approximately 8 hours 30 minutes if you were to travel non-stop in good driving conditions. (The driving time does not take into consideration conditions which may extend trip time such as weather, road work, border crossings and rush hour traffic in urban areas.)