 Louisiana The Pelican StateIf you are looking for place with huge tourist potential, great football, old plantation homes, Spanish Moss on the trees and a warm climate then Louisiana is for you. The picturesque French Quarter and Mardi Gras are major tourist attractions. Louisiana is the only state in the union that does not have counties and its political subdivisions are called parishes. For those with Acadian Heritage the Cajun culture which is really the Culture fo the Displaced Acadians of Nova Scotia, Canada will appeal to you. Louisiana is a leader in natural gas, salt, petroleum, and sulfur production. Much of the oil and sulfur comes from offshore deposits. The state also produces large crops of sweet potatoes, rice, sugar cane, pecans, soybeans, corn, and cotton. Leading manufactured items include chemicals, processed food, petroleum and coal products, paper, lumber and wood products, transportation equipment, and apparel. For more information about Louisiana Quick Facts Population: 4,523,628 as of 2005Size: 43,562 sq mi Per Capita Personal Income: $34,756 as of 2007 Capital: Baton Rouge Professional Sports Teams Football: New Orleans Saints Basketball: New Orleans Hornets |
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