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0: Lil' Wayne's House
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The rapper and songwriter (Dwayne Carter), president of the New Orleans-based label Cash Money Records and the CEO of Young Money Entertainment, lives here. This home was featured on "MTV Cribs".
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1: Jimmy Swaggart's House
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The Pentecostal preacher and pioneer of televangelism, who reached the height of his popularity in the 1980s, lives here. He is first cousin to recording artists Jerry Lee Lewis and Mickey Gilley. Both their homes are also mapped on this site.
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2: Nick Saban's House (former)
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The college football coach, and the current head coach of the Alabama Crimson Tide, lived here. He took the Alabama position after coaching the Miami Dolphins for 2 years, and previously coaching Alabama's SEC Western division rival, LSU. He also has a vacation home on Lake Burton in Clayton (GA).
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3: Bryan"Birdman" Williams House
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Bryan Williams (born February 15, 1969),better known by his stage name Birdman or Baby, is an American rapper and record executive from New Orleans, Louisiana. He is the co-founder of Cash Money Records and one half of the duo Big Tymers. Along with his releases with Big Tymers and for his solo career, Birdman recorded a collaboration album and numerous tracks with Lil Wayne.
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4: Brad Pitt & Angelina Jolie's House
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The actors live here part-time.
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5: Sandra Bullock's House
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The actress, and her husband Jesse James, purchased this home in 2009 for $2.25M. Much of her real estate portfolio is also featured on this site.
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6: Sean Payton's house
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The New Orleans Saints head coach lives here.
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7: Red Jacket Firearms (current location)
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Sons of Guns, the RED JACKET FIREARMS TV SHOW on DISCOVERY CHANNEL.
Look for "Sons of Guns" (Wednesday, January 26 at 9:00/8:00c), which follows Will Hayden and his company (Steph,Joe,Vince,Kris and Charlie); Red Jacket, considered "the nation's most unique weapons business".
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8: Troy Landry's House (Swamp People)
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This home, located in Pierre Part, LA belongs to Troy A. Landry and Bernita A. Landry. Troy Landry along with his sons Jacob and Chase, and their family friend Clint together are featured on the hit television show Swamp People, featured on the History Channel.
Swamp People is an American reality series that debuted on History on August 22, 2010. The show follows the day-to-day activities for several Cajuns living in the Atchafalaya River Basin swamp in Louisiana, USA who hunt American alligators for a living.
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9: Louisiana Superdome after Katrina
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New Orelans Superdome AFTER Hurricane Katrina
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10: John Goodman's Home
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This is the colonial style New Orleans home of John Goodman, he purchased it in February 2005 for $1.8M from Nine Inch Nails frontman Trent Reznor.
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11: Britney Spears' Childhood Home
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The pop star grew up in this ranch-style home. Her father still owns the property and some additional photos are linked below. Her Kentwood (LA) estate "Serenity" is also featured on this site.
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12: Cooper Manning's House
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Cooper Manning is the older brother of NFL quarterbacks Peyton and Eli Manning. He was an all-state high school receiver, catching passes from his younger brother Peyton, and on his way to Mississippi to play football. However he was diagnosed with spinal stenosis which ended his career. He is now however a well respected and sucessful trader of oil and gas stocks for energy research firm Howard Weil, Labouisse and Friedrichs Inc.
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13: John Goodman's House
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The Golden Globe- and Emmy-winning actor, perhaps best known for his roles on the television series "Roseanne", and in several Hollywood films, lives here.
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14: Mississippi River Delta
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15: Britney Spears' House
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This is her estate named "Serenity", where her mother Lynne currently lives, and where her little sister Jamie Lynn grew up. Some photos of the estate are linked below since the resolution in this area is not too good.
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16: Sandra Bullock's House
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This is the home of the actress Sandra Bullock, and her husband Jesse James. She purchased this house in 2009 for $2,250,000. Much of her real estate portfolio is featured on this site.
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17: Bonnie & Clyde Ambush/Death site
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This monument marks the spot where Bonnie and Clyde were killed on May 23, 1934. They were shot by a posse of four Texas officers and two Louisiana officers.
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18: Nicolas Cage's House (former)
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One of the actor's real estate holdings was auctioned off in November of 2009.
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19: Louisiana State Penitentiary
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The Louisiana State Penitentiary (also known as Angola and "The Farm") is a prison in Louisiana operated by the Louisiana Department of Corrections. The prison is the largest maximum security prison in the United States with 5,000 inmates and 1,800 staff members. It is located on an 18,000 acre (73 km²) property that was previously the Angola and other plantations owned by Isaac Franklin in unincorporated West Feliciana Parish, close to the Mississippi border. Angola is surrounded on three sides by the Mississippi River.
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20: Emeril's House
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The celebrity chef, restaurateur, television personality and cookbook author, lives here.
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21: Abandoned Six Flags New Orleans
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Hurricane Katrina wrecked the park and it now lies abandoned. The owners claim the park must remain shut down as long as outstanding claims with insurance companies remain unsettled.
As of early 2010, the site is overgrown with debris and weeds. Removal of the debris and underbrush has now begun.
On August 18, 2009, it was announced that the land would be re-developed into a Nickelodeon-branded water/theme park.
On September 18, 2009, the city of New Orleans fined Six Flags $3 million and ordered the park to vacate its lease.
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22: David Toms' House
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The professional golfer lives here.
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23: "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button" House
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The house, located in the Garden district, is now on the market. According to the rental listing on Sotheby's, the 7,800 sq ft Victorian-era mansion has 6-beds, 6-baths, central air and heat, a library, music room and reception hall. And the listing price? $2.85M
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24: 17th Street canal breach
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25: 1st Stage of Saturn Rocket
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Spotted at Nasa's Michoud Facility in New Orleans.
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26: Abandoned cars along Hwy 610
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27: New Orleans marina after Katrina
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28: Byron Scott's house
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The former National Basketball Association player and current head coach of the NBA's New Orleans Hornets lives here.
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29: Lake Peigneur - The lake that ate Louisiana
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On November 21, 1980 an oil drilling crew punctured the top of an underground salt dome of the Blue Diamond salt mine.
A giant whirlpool formed. It swallowed another nearby drilling platform whole, as well as a barge loading dock, 70 acres of soil from Jefferson Island, trucks, trees, structures, and a parking lot. The sucking force was so strong that it reversed the flow of a 12-mile-long canal which led out to the Gulf of Mexico, and dragged 11 barges from that canal into the swirling vortex, where they disappeared into the flooded mines below.
After three hours, the lake was drained of its 3.5 billion gallons of water. The water from the canal, now flowing in from the Gulf of Mexico, formed a 150-foot waterfall into the crater where the lake had been, filling it with salty ocean water.
Within two days, what had previously been an eleven-foot-deep freshwater body was replaced with a 1,300-foot-deep saltwater lake.
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30: Duck Commander warehouse
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The A&E TV show "Duck Dynasty" follows the Robertson family and the Duck Commander duck call business that they own and operate. Much of the show is filmed at this location.
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31: Nicolas Cage's House (former)
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One of the actor's real estate holdings was auctioned off in November of 2009.
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32: Barksdale AFB - Nuclear Weapons Storage Area
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33: Ronnie Lamarque's House
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Ronnie Lamarque is the founder of Lamarque Automotive. Lamarque the owner of numerous prizewinning racehorses.
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34: "Buster" P-51 Mustang N6328T at Baton Rouge Muncipal- Ryan Field
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35: Industrial Canal levee breach
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Water flows from residential area into lower area through a break in levy
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36: Homes swept away by Industrial Levee Breach
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While entire neighborhoods in New Orleans were flooded, this unfortunate one was swept away entirely.
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37: New Orleans Saints training facility
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Indoor and outdoor practice fields and location of the team's offices.
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39: William A. Robinson's house
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William A. Robinson is co-founder of DHL Worldwide Express. Now part of the Deutsche Post DHL.
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40: French Quarter (After Katrina)
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The French Quarter stayed relatively dry and undamaged by hurricane-force winds
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41: Tad Gormley Stadium (Flooded)
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42: Wyland Whale Mural - 'The Blue Whales'
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WW69 “The Blues Whales”
New Orleans Hilton Riverside
2 Poydras Street
New Orleans, Louisiana
251 Feet Long x 66 Feet High
Dedicated May 3rd, 1997
By Luther Kent (Blood, Sweat, & Tears blues musician),
Buddy Romer (Former Governor of Louisiana),
Paul Buckley (G.M., New Orleans Hilton Riverside) &
Ron Forman (Director of Aquarium of the America’s)
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43: Hamel's Amusment Park - Abandoned
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44: Paula Pennington de la Bretonne's House
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A Baton Rouge oil heiress and philanthropist owns this massive compound. Her grandfather was oilman C.B. "Doc" Pennington, who donated $125 million to establish the Pennington Biomedical Research Center.
The Baton Rouge YMCA is also named for the Pennington family in honor of their generous donations to the organization. Paula Pennington de la Bretonne now serves as Trustee and Chairman of the Pennington Foundation. An avid tennis fan, she had her friend Pete Sampras to play a special charity match to raise money for displaced Hurricane Katrina victims soon after the disaster.
In addition to de la Bretonne's main residence, the multi-acre property also features several smaller detached structures, possibly used as guest or staff housing. There are two guard-gated entrances to the complex and a large man-made lake near the front of the home.
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45: Anne Rice's House (former)
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The author's former home in the market for $3.75M. She sold it in December 2004 for $2.6M, according to public records. Her residences in Rancho Mirage (CA) & La Jolla (CA), are both featured on this site.
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46: Geese!
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Geese flying over the bayou in Louisiana!
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47: Baron Davis' House
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The professional basketball player owns this house. This was also "The Real World: Back to New Orleans" residence.
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48: F-15 over New Orleans
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49: Louisiana Governor's Mansion
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50: Building After Katrina
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All that remains of a fairly large structure is the piles of debris you see here
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51: Deuce McAllister's House
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The professional football player lives here.
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52: LSU Sports complex
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LSU Sports Complex - Tiger Stadium, Pete Maravich Assembly Center, Alex Box Stadium (baseball), and Bernie Moore Field (track)
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54: 'Midnight Hunter' DP-2 multi-service construction vessel
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Midnight Hunter is a multi-service construction vessel providing saturation diving in up to 1000 feet of water. She can also be equipped with ROV equipment to perform subsea construction projects.
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Torch Offshore also announced today that it has entered into an agreement with Cable Shipping Inc. to bareboat charter a vessel, the G. Murray, under a three-year contract. The vessel will be renamed the Midnight Hunter. The Company's Board of Directors has approved the agreement.
The Midnight Hunter will be used by the Company as a deepwater pipelay vessel as it is capable of laying pipe (utilizing four reels) and providing diving and ROV support work. The vessel is 340 feet long and 62 feet wide and is a DP-2 class vessel with accommodations for 128. The vessel will have pipelay capabilities to work in water depths of approximately 3,000 to 4,000 feet.
"The Midnight Hunter will provide Torch with an immediate deepwater presence and is an ideal fit with our strategy of taking our existing expertise into the deepwater arena. We also believe that having this vessel operating in the deepwater today will pay significant dividends in connection with the introduction of the Midnight Express in the coming year," stated Lyle Stockstill.
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55: Two rescue helicopters on cloverleaf near storm damage
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One large and one small helo sit side by side on cloverleaf in New Orleans
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56: Lincoln Beach
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Ruins of a 'Coloreds Only' amusement park.
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57: Anne Rice's House (former)
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The author sold this estate in 2008.
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58: LDS Temple - Baton Rouge
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59: Baton Rouge Velodrome
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Olympic-style track bicycle racing venue. 333 meter concrete oval, 33 degrees in corners, 12 degrees in straights.
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60: Aquarium of the Americas (After Katrina)
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Virtually all the sealife within the aquarium died when the facility lost power
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61: Nicolas Cage's House
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Another one of the actors many homes, this one is reported to be haunted.
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62: MV Cape Knox (T-AKR 5082) & MV Cape Kennedy (T-AKR 5083)
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63: Blue Bayou Waterpark / Dixie Landin' Family Theme Park
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64: Audubon Plantation House
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Fine privately owned Greek Revival style old southern Plantation home.
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65: Roofs missing after Hurricane Katrina
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Condominiums or Apartments on Founders Road
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66: Derailed train (after Katrina)
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67: Accident in Highway 10
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68: Fake town (Shughart-Gordon) Urban Warfare Training facility
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This complex is an 8km x 7km box within JRTC’s maneuver area and contains multiple mock villages and tactical objective sites. The prime urban site is a twenty-nine building enclave (Shughart-Gordon) that replicates a third world town. There is also an eight building airfield (Self Airfield) and a five building mock military installation (Word Military Compound).
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69: 'Wave' by Lin Emery
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70: Allen Correctional Center
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71: Longest railway bridge in the US
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In order to cross the Mississippi River, while enabling large vessels to pass underneath, trains begin a long, slow climb from the near sea-level swamps of southern Louisiana, two miles away from the river itself. The structure that allows this is part of the longest railway bridge in the USA, named after, and commissioned by Mr. Long, the notorious Louisiana governor. Built in 1936, the bridge carries both automobiles and trains in and out of New Orleans. The thick sediment of the riverbed required the construction of a cement foundation extending 170 feet beneath the water and mud. Despite nearly 800 feet of horizontal clearance between the piers of its cantilever truss, it has been struck by ships several times.
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72: NASA
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From Nasa's Michoud facility in New Orleans
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73: Justin Gaston's Childhood Home
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The model grew up here. He is currently dating Miley Cyrus, who is 7 years younger than him. His parents still own the home.
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74: Benjamin Button House
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The house, located in the Garden district of New Orleans, is now on the market for $2.85m. According to the rental listing on Sotheby's, the 7,800-sq.ft. Victorian-era mansion has six bedrooms, six baths, central air and heat, a library, music room and reception hall. That's a far cry from the movie incarnation of the house which was a nursing home.
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75: Barksdale Air Force Base
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76: Jackson Barracks Military Museum Airpark (Flooded)
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77: London Avenue canal levee breach
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80: Derailed train 2 (after Katrina)
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81: Lake Pontchartrain Causeway
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The Lake Pontchartrain Causeway, or the Causeway, consists of two parallel bridges crossing Lake Pontchartrain in southern Louisiana. The longer of the two bridges is either the longest or second-longest in the world depending on definitions, measuring at 23.87 miles (38.42 km) long. The Bang Na Expressway, a viaduct in Bangkok, is longer at 54 kilometres (33.55 mi), but is excluded from most lists of longest bridges because it crosses water for only a minimal portion of its length.
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83: Barksdale AFB Alert Facility
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84: Giant Smoke Stack Amid Storm Damage
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A towering smoke stack rises above scattered freight and damaged warehouse roofs as a result of Hurricane Katrina
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85: Boats piled up at marina after Katrina
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86: Airplane - F-18 in flight
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87: Levee Break
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Levee Break by Robert E Lee Blvd
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88: Drilling Platform South of Sabine Lake
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89: Fire Burning In New Orleans
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90: Fair Grounds Racetrack (Flooded)
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91: Louisiana Trailer Park
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Trailer Park in Louisiana. The kind of place that Brittany Spears came from. Makes ya think, don't it?
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92: Mississippi Riverboat American Queen
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93: Delivery of Katrina FEMA trailers
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I'm not sure but these are probably trailers being collected after they are no longer being used. The parking lot is the abandoned Six Flags New Orleans site and owned by the city.
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94: Bridge on a barge
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Part of the Florida Avenue Lift Bridge.
The Florida Avenue Bridge is a vertical lift bridge spanning the Industrial Canal in New Orleans, Louisiana. The bridge has one railroad track, two vehicle lanes and two sidewalks.
The existing lift bridge was completed in May 2005, replacing a Strauss trunnion bascule bridge which provided only 91 feet (18.6 m) of horizontal clearance for marine traffic.
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95: Oddness in Cross Lake
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I'm not sure what's going on here.
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96: Car accident
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In the intersection of Highway 190 and Beechwood Drive. Traffic from the east is backed up for almost a mile.
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98: Dillard University (Flooded)
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99: Tethered Aerostat B-90 - Morgan City
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The Tethered Aerostat Radar System is a balloon-borne radar system. The primary aerostat mission is to provide low level radar surveillance data in support of federal agencies involved in the nation's drug interdiction program. Secondary mission is to provide North American Aerospace Defense Command with low level surveillance coverage for air sovereignty in the Florida Straights.
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