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Acadiana - Wikipedia Acadiana, as defined by the Louisiana legislature, refers to the area that stretches from just west of New Orleans to the Texas border along the Gulf of Mexico coast, and about 100 miles (160 km) inland to Marksville
Acadianas Homepage - Acadianas Homepage | Business Directory, Events . . . Welcome to Acadiana, the heart of South Louisiana! This region is home to the vibrant city of Lafayette, also known as the Hub City, the University of Louisiana at Lafayette, and a unique Cajun culture which is a unique blend of French, Spanish, and African influences that is all its own
Acadiana - The Heart of Louisiana The Acadiana region is fertile land of bayous and French-speaking culture Come visit to experience the rich Acadian heritage
History of Acadiana | Lafayette, LA Explore the vibrant history of the Acadiana in Lafayette, Louisiana From unique Cajun cuisine eclectic southern culture, Acadiana is full of rich history
Heat, humidity and isolated storms continue across Acadiana Another steamy day ahead in Acadiana with spotty showers and storms, especially inland While Saturday sees slightly lower rain chances, heat index values will remain in triple digits
Acadiana – Travel guide at Wikivoyage Acadiana is a region of Louisiana, in the south and south west of the state It is sometimes called "Cajun Country", noted for its distinctive culture This is the birthplace of Cajun cuisine, Cajun music, and Zydeco music
Home - acadiatourism. org Experience the heartland of Acadiana and its celebrated Louisiana food, music and culture Off the Eaten Path: The Mowata Store
Acadiana Tourism Coalition of Louisiana Acadiana is an area in South Louisiana unique primarily because of its strong French Acadian culture, language and traditions Many of the residents of Acadiana are Cajuns The name comes from the Acadian settlers who, in 1755, were forced to leave their native Canada and find a home elsewhere