River Log section: Baton Rouge to Venice
Baton Rouge to Venice
112.1 East Jefferson Parish Discharge A low water sandbar is found downstream of the East Jefferson Parish Discharge, but this is a place you will definitely want to avoid except in emergency situations. Black water releases are common. As with similar sized communities across America, East Jefferson Parish communities
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112.2 LBD Azalea Fleet, Inc., Mooring
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113 LBD Kenner, LA Kenner is the sixth-largest city in the U.S. State of Louisiana. It is the largest city in Jefferson Parish, United States, Louisiana's second-most populous parish, and a suburb of New Orleans. The population was 66,975 at the 2013 census. (Wiki) From the
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114.7 City of Kenner Landing (Upper) Primitive access to the City of Kenner over rip-rap to dead end turn around road. On Google maps seen behind wrecked work barge marooned on river bank. Not recommended for camping, but possible access place. 113 LBD City of Kenner Landing Best access
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114.5 RBD - Fortier Manufacturing Complex Cornerstone Chemical Company’s Fortier Manufacturing Complex is located on 800 acres of the former Orange Grove Plantation which was built by Eugene Fortier in 1786. Construction of the Fortier Manufacturing Complex began in 1952 by American Cyanamid for the production of ammonia,
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115.1 LBD Belle Chasse Marine Transportation, Inc., Ama Launch Mooring 115.1 LBD Lower River Ship Services, Ama Landing
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115.2 LBD Crescent Ship Service, Ama Landing
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115.8 RBD ARTCO Tulane Fleeting, Barge Cleaning Wharf and Lower Kenner Bend Fleet Moorings
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116 - 113 RBD Kenner Bend Anchorage As noted above, watch for off-channel traffic in between anchored freighters and fleeted barges tight here within the Kenner Bend Anchorage and Lower Kenner Bend Anchorage. Smaller tows (1-6 barges) tend to cut the corner and current here along the Kenner Bend by
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117.3 - 115.5 Ama Anchorage
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117.5 LBD St. Rose Landing A narrow low slung bar forms here behind sometimes long lines of fleeted barges, and might make for good landings and camping/picnicking in low water levels, but marked “Restricted Access” with large white sign planted in middle of sandbar.
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117.6 RBD ADM/Growmark, Ama Grain Elevator Dock Archer Daniels Midland grain terminal with 4 loading spouts and a 5,500,000 bushel capacity. In 1902, George A. Archer and John W. Daniels began a linseed crushing business. In 1923, Archer-Daniels Linseed Company acquired Midland Linseed Products Company, and