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90 RBD Belle Chasse Launch Algiers West Bank Versailles During the Vietnam Conflict many Vietnamese refugees were resettled to South Louisiana, the thought being that refugees from the Mekong Delta would feel most comfortable in the Mississippi Delta and have opportunities as fishermen and in the seafood industry. A large
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90.1 RBD Port Ship Service Launch Algiers West Bank
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90.2 LBD - Chalmette Battlefield & Chalmette National Cemetery Site of the Battle of New Orleans, a series of engagements fought between December 24, 1814, and January 8, 1815, together constituting the final major and most one-sided battle of the War of 1812. Now part of the National Park
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90.5 LBD Chalmette Primitive Landing There is a small harbor created by old concrete abuttments on the East Bank at 90.5, directly below the Chalmette National Battlefield. This would make a good landing to visit the battlefield. It also might make a possible campsite, but there it is
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90.6 LBD Arabi Terminal aka Chalmette Slip No. 1 and No. 2 This small harbor between Domino Sugar and Chalmette Battlefield is part of the Port of St. Bernard.
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90.9 LBD Domino Sugar Factory (American Sugar Refinery) One of the oldest sugar refineries in the country, the Domino Sugar refinery began operating on May 17, 1909. Today the refinery is said to be the largest in the Western Hemisphere and produces 2 billion pounds of sugar annually, or
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91 LBD Port Ship Service Launch Arabi 91 RBD Star Fleet
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91.4 RBD Elmwood Marine Services, Inc., Algiers Repair and Fleeting Wharf
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91.6 - 90.9 RBD Quarantine Anchorage
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91.5 LBD St. Maurice Avenue Wharf
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91.7 LBD - Jackson Barracks Established in 1834 as an enclosed and fortified compound facing the Mississippi River, the compound was built with high brick walls enclosing an area 1,500 feet by 560 feet. Three-story round towers were at each corner with embrasures for cannon and muskets. Inside
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91.9 LBD Alabo Street Wharf