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Louisiana Unbiased Reviews, State Facts and Louisiana State Map | Business Travel Fun
Louisiana
The State of Louisiana
Welcome to the State of Louisiana page. Here you will find links to Louisiana Unbiased Review Articles of Bars, Restaurants, and other Attractions that I have visited during Business Travel in the sub menu to the left.
Louisiana State Facts
- Statehood: April 30, 1812 (18th State)
- State Nickname: Pelican State
- State Motto: Union, Justice, and Confidence
- State Song: Give Me Louisiana - D. Fontaine
- State Bird: Cardinal
- State Tree: Bald Cypress
- State Flower: Magnolia
Louisiana Links
Official Louisiana Tourism Site
Official Louisiana Government Site
Louisiana Chamber of Commerce
Louisiana Elevation
Highest Point: Driskill Mountain at 535 feet above Sea Level
Lowest Point: New Orleans at 8 feet below Sea Level
Mean Elevation: 100 feet