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Louisiana (The Pelican State)

In 1803, America bought Louisiana from the French for $15 million. The largest room in the world without pillars
is the Louisiana Superdome. It could hold 384,024,577 footballs. Bonnie and Clyde were killed in Louisiana in 1934.

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Some of Louisiana's Top
Tourist Attractions:

 Aquarium of the Americas
Cabildo
Audubon Zoo
Presbytere (The)
New Orleans Historic Voodoo Museum
New Orleans Museum of Art
Louisiana Children's Museum
Musee Conti Wax Museum
Mardi Gras
Pitot House

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State Facts:

Louisiana Office of Tourism:
800-334-8626
www.LouisianaTravel.com

Capital: Baton Rouge

Population: 4,468,976

Governor: Kathleen Babineaux Blanco ( to January 2008)

Entered the Union: April 30, 1812

As the: 18th state

Motto: Union, Justice, and Confidence

Nickname: Pelican State, Sportsman's Paradise, Creole State, and Sugar State

Flower: Magnolia

Bird: Pelican

Song: Give Me Louisiana and You Are My Sunshine

Sports Teams: New Orleans Saints (Football)

Origin of Name: Named in honor of Louis XIV of France

Major Industries: Manufacturing, minerals, petroleum products, Fishing, Tourism

Historical Sites: French Quarter (New Orleans), Plantation Homes, Cajun country (Mississippi delta region), Chalmette National Historical Park

Points of Interest: Jean Lafitte National Historical Park & Preserve, Kisatchie National Forest, Confederate Museum (New Orleans), Superdome (New Orleans)

Bordering States: Arkansas; Mississippi; Texas