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Mile 52.0 - 52 - 49.8 RBD Point Celeste Anchorage

52 - 49.8 RBD Point Celeste Anchorage

Mile 51.5 - RBD Point Celeste

51.5 RBD Point Celeste Shallow inlet with possible passage for paddlers, muddy landings though.

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Mile 51.8 - LBD Chevron Pipeline Co., Pointe A La Hache Wharf

51.8 LBD Chevron Pipeline Co., Pointe A La Hache Wharf

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Mile 52.1 - RBD Belle Chasse Marine Transportation, Davant Landing

52.1 RBD Belle Chasse Marine Transportation, Davant Landing

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Mile 52.2 - RBD Port Ship Service, Davant Landing

52.2 RBD Port Ship Service, Davant Landing

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Mile 53.9 - RBD Crescent Ship Service, Davant Landing

53.9 RBD Crescent Ship Service, Davant Landing 53.9 - 52.8 LBD Davant Anchorage

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Mile 55.4 - 55.4 - 55.2 LBD TECO Davant United Bulk Terminal

55.4 - 55.2 LBD TECO Davant United Bulk Terminal Another landmark: the very last monstrous coal transfer conglomerate on the Lower Mississippi River! Also can handle other bulk transfer, such as grains. From their website, United Bulk Terminals Davant claims to be one of the largest dry-bulk terminals

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Mile 55.0 - RBD Junior Crevasse

55 RBD Junior Crevasse The steamship Inspector was passing Junior Plantation on April 23, 1927, bound for the mouth of the Mississippi. As the ship fought the currents of the greatest flood ever experienced on the river, the pilot suddenly lost control of his ship. The prow of the Inspector

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Mile 55.8 - LBD L & L Oil Dock

55.8 LBD L & L Oil Dock

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Mile 57.0 - 57 - 56.6 RBD International Marine Terminals Shiploader Wharf

57 - 56.6 RBD International Marine Terminals Shiploader Wharf IMT is a coal export terminal owned by Kinder Morgan. The facility sits on 150 acres and can store 1,300,000 tons of coal. It can export 5,000,000 tons of coal per year.

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Mile 59.4 - LBD - Fort Iberville / Fort de la Boulaye

59.4 LBD - Fort Iberville / Fort de la Boulaye IMT is a coal export terminal owned by Kinder Morgan. The facility sits on 150 acres and can store 1,300,000 tons of coal. It can export 5,000,000 tons of coal per year.

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Mile 61.8 - RBD Cenex Harvest States Cooperatives, Myrtle Grove Terminal Wharf

61.8 RBD Cenex Harvest States Cooperatives, Myrtle Grove Terminal Wharf Paddler, another landmark leading to the end of your epic journey down the Mississippi River: the last big grainery! This CHS, Inc. grain terminal contains 4 loading spouts and boasts a 6,464,000 bushel capacity. Here grain barges