LA 454 se dirige inicialmente hacia el sureste desde LA 107 (Old Marksville Highway) en Cedar Grove hacia el Red River . Después de pasar por una zona conocida como Ruby , la ruta se curva hacia el este y cruza desde la parroquia de Rapides hacia la parroquia de Avoyelles. LA 454 luego regresa al noreste hasta una terminal en la concurrente LA 107 y LA 115 en Effie.
Louisiana Highway 456 ( LA 456 ) recorre 7,12 millas (11,46 km) en dirección norte-sur desde la US 71 en Loyd hasta LA 470 en Lamourie , Rapides Parish . [7]
La ruta completa es muy paralela a la US 71 (en gran parte co-firmada con la US 167 ), corriendo en el lado opuesto de las vías del ferrocarril Union Pacific a través de Meeker y Lecompte hasta Lamourie. En Lecompte, una intersección con LA 112 (Wall Street) se conecta con la cercana I-49 . LA 456 sirvió como la alineación original de la US 71 y su predecesora, la ruta automática Jefferson Highway . Es una carretera indivisa de dos carriles en toda su longitud. [7] [8] [9]
Louisiana Highway 457 [ editar ]
Louisiana Highway 457
Localización
Lecompte - Eco
Largo
19.62 mi[1][10] (31.58 km)
Louisiana Highway 458[edit]
Louisiana Highway 458
Location
Pitkin–Fullerton
Length
5.45 mi[1][11] (8.77 km)
Louisiana Highway 459[edit]
Louisiana Highway 459
Location
Jena–Aimwell
Length
11.16 mi[1][12] (17.96 km)
Louisiana Highway 460[edit]
Louisiana Highway 460
Location
Nebo–Whitehall
Length
7.21 mi[1] (11.60 km)
Existed
1955–present
Louisiana Highway 460 (LA 460) runs 7.21 miles (11.60 km) in an east–west direction from LA 127 in Nebo to a junction with US 84 and LA 8 at Whitehall, La Salle Parish.[13]
The entire highway is in La Salle Parish.
Location
mi[1]
km
Destinations
Notes
Nebo
0.0
0.0
LA 127 – Jena, Rogers
Western terminus
Whitehall
7.2
11.6
US 84 / LA 8 – Jena, Jonesville
Eastern terminus
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi
Louisiana Highway 461[edit]
Louisiana Highway 461
Location
Calcasieu–Hineston
Length
4.85 mi[1][14] (7.81 km)
Louisiana Highway 462[edit]
Louisiana Highway 462
Location
Westport
Length
9.38 mi[1][15] (15.10 km)
Louisiana Highway 463[edit]
Louisiana Highway 463
Location
Pitkin–Afeman
Length
17.32 mi[1][16] (27.87 km)
Louisiana Highway 464[edit]
Louisiana Highway 464
Location
Merryville–Caney
Length
19.80 mi[1][17] (31.87 km)
Louisiana Highway 465[edit]
Louisiana Highway 465
Location
Kurthwood–Otis
Length
30.77 mi[1][18] (49.52 km)
Louisiana Highway 466[edit]
Louisiana Highway 466
Location
Gretna
Length
0.85 mi[1] (1.37 km)
Existed
1955–present
Louisiana Highway 466 (LA 466) runs 0.85 miles (1.37 km) in an east–west direction along 5th and Kepler Streets in Gretna from LA 18 (Lafayette Street) to LA 23 (Franklin Avenue). It is an undivided two-lane highway for its entire length. As of 2019, it is under agreement to be removed from the state highway system and transferred to local control.[19]
The entire highway is in Gretna, Jefferson Parish.
mi
km
Destinations
Notes
0.00
0.00
LA 18 (5th Street, Lafayette Street)
Western terminus
0.83
1.34
LA 23 (Franklin Avenue)
Eastern terminus
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi
LA 466 originally consisted of 16 hyphenated routes designated in the 1955 Louisiana Highway renumbering. All were located within Gretna, unless otherwise noted:
LA 466-1 (3.2 miles): Patterson Drive, Algiers (Orleans Parish) from LA 428 (General Meyer Avenue) near the Algiers Canal to Merrill Street; part of pre-1955 State Route 996.
LA 466-2 (1.1 miles): Monroe Street from Kepler Street to the Orleans Parish line; part of pre-1955 State Route 30-D.
LA 466-3 (0.9 miles): 1st Street from Huey P. Long Avenue to Weidman Street; pre-1955 State Route 2-D and later State Route 2084.
LA 466-4 (0.4 miles): Weidman Street from Washington Street to Hancock Street; pre-1955 State Route 1241.
LA 466-5 (0.4 miles): Virgil Street from Hamilton Street to Hancock Street; pre-1955 State Route 1240.
LA 466-6 (1.0 mile): Madison Street from Virgil Street to the Orleans Parish line; pre-1955 State Route 1242.
LA 466-7 (1.1 miles): Hancock Street from Kepler Street in Gretna to Socrates Street in Algiers; pre-1955 State Route 30-E. (Removed 1961)
LA 466-8 (1.3 miles): Hamilton Street from Washington Street to Whitney Avenue; pre-1955 State Route 1239. (Removed 1962)
LA 466-9 (0.3 miles): 2nd Street from Huey P. Long Avenue to Lafayette Street; part of pre-1955 State Route C-1474.
LA 466-10 (0.9 miles): 5th and Kepler Streets from Lafayette Street to Hancock Street; part of pre-1955 State Routes 30-D and 30-E. (Removed 1972)
LA 466-11 (0.4 miles): Lavoisier Street from 7th Street to 1st Street; pre-1955 State Route 1237.
LA 466-12 (0.6 miles): Newton Street from 11th Street to 1st Street; pre-1955 State Route 1238.
LA 466-13 (0.3 miles): Huey P. Long Avenue from 10th Street to 5th Street; pre-1955 State Route 451.
LA 466-14 (0.9 miles): Derbigny Street from 14th Street to 1st Street; pre-1955 State Route 456.
LA 466-15 (0.6 miles): Dolhonde Street from 11th Street to 1st Street; pre-1955 State Route 1236.
LA 466-16 (0.2 miles): Lafayette Street from 5th Street to 2nd Street; part of pre-1955 State Route C-1474.
All of the above routes were deleted with the exception of LA 466-10, which was shortened by one block on the east end and renumbered to simply LA 466.
Louisiana Highway 467[edit]
Louisiana Highway 467
Location
Leesville
Length
3.29 mi[1][20] (5.29 km)
Louisiana Highway 468[edit]
Louisiana Highway 468
Location
Leesville
Length
5.80 mi[1][21] (9.33 km)
Louisiana Highway 469[edit]
Louisiana Highway 469
Location
Fort Polk North
Length
2.45 mi[1][22] (3.94 km)
Louisiana Highway 470[edit]
Louisiana Highway 470
Location
Lamourie–Chambers
Length
4.21 mi[1][23] (6.78 km)
Louisiana Highway 471[edit]
Louisiana Highway 471
Location
Colfax–Atlanta
Length
17.65 mi[1] (28.40 km)
Existed
1955–present
Louisiana Highway 471 (LA 471) runs 17.65 miles (28.40 km) in a north–south direction from US 71 north of Colfax, Grant Parish to LA 34 west of Atlanta, Winn Parish.[24]
The route heads north from US 71, traveling through timber lands and hills. In Verda, the route turns slightly westward and runs concurrent with LA 122 for about 1 mile (1.6 km). After turning back to the north, LA 471 crosses from Grant Parish into Winn Parish, where it continues to an intersection with LA 34 just outside Atlanta. LA 471 is an undivided two-lane highway for its entire length.
Before the 1955 renumbering, LA 471 was a small part of State Route 5, which was followed by the original alignment of US 167.
Parish
Location
mi[24]
km
Destinations
Notes
Grant
0.0
0.0
US 71
Southern terminus
8.7
14.0
LA 122 east – Dry Prong
South end of LA 122 concurrency
Verda
10.0
16.1
LA 122 west – Montgomery
North end of LA 122 concurrency
Winn
17.8
28.6
LA 34
Northern terminus
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi
Louisiana Highway 472[edit]
Louisiana Highway 472
Location
Willians–Winnfield
Length
20.24 mi[1] (32.57 km)
Existed
1955–present
Louisiana Highway 472 (LA 472) runs 20.24 miles (32.57 km) in a north–south direction from US 167 at Williana, Grant Parish to a second junction with US 167 southeast of Winnfield, Winn Parish. Despite its physical direction, LA 472 is signed east–west.
LA 472 heads northeast from US 167 through the Kisatchie National Forest in Grant Parish and makes a jog at LA 500. The route then proceeds due north and crosses into Winn Parish. After a few miles, LA 472 curves to the northwest and rejoins US 167 about 4 miles (6.4 km) south of Winnfield.
LA 472 is an undivided two-lane highway for its entire length. Before the 1955 Louisiana Highway renumbering, LA 472 was designated as State Route 232.
Parish
Location
mi
km
Destinations
Notes
Grant
Williana
0.0
0.0
US 167 – Winnfield, Alexandria
Zion
8.8
14.2
LA 500 west
South end of LA 500 concurrency
9.1
14.6
LA 500 east
North end of LA 500 concurrency
Grant–Winn parish line
10.7
17.2
LA 1230 east
Western terminus of LA 1230
Winn
20.3
32.7
US 167 – Winnfield, Alexandria
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi
Concurrency terminus
Louisiana Highway 473[edit]
Louisiana Highway 473
Location
Toro–Hornbeck
Length
8.27 mi[1][25] (13.31 km)
Louisiana Highway 474[edit]
Louisiana Highway 474
Location
Negreet–Florien
Length
7.82 mi[1][26] (12.59 km)
Louisiana Highway 475[edit]
Louisiana Highway 475
Location
Zwolle
Length
0.66 mi[1][27] (1.06 km)
Louisiana Highway 476[edit]
Louisiana Highway 476
Location
Negreet
Length
4.70 mi[1][28] (7.56 km)
Louisiana Highway 477[edit]
Louisiana Highway 477
Location
St. Maurice
Length
7.72 mi[1][29] (12.42 km)
Louisiana Highway 478[edit]
Louisiana Highway 478
Location
Vowells Mill–Natchez
Length
20.87 mi[1] (33.59 km)
Existed
1955–present
Louisiana Highway 478 (LA 478) runs 20.87 miles (33.59 km) in a southwest to northeast direction from a junction with two parish roads at Vowells Mill to LA 1 in Natchitoches. It is located entirely within Natchitoches Parish.[30]
LA 478 heads east from Vowells Mill through the Kisatchie National Forest. It crosses both LA 117 and LA 120 before passing through an interchange with I-49 at Exit 132 just inside the Natchitoches city limits. (The route is co-signed with Natchitoches Parish Route 620 in this vicinity). LA 478 proceeds northeast to a point on LA 1 about 2 miles (3.2 km) north of Natchez. LA 478 is an undivided two-lane highway for its entire length.
Before the 1955 Louisiana Highway renumbering, LA 478 was signed as State Route 609 from Vowels Mill to LA 117 and as State Route 432 for the remainder of the route.
The entire highway is in Natchitoches Parish.
Location
mi[30]
km
Destinations
Notes
Vowells Mill
0.0
0.0
PR 150 (Red Rock Road) / PR 745 (Provencal-Vowells Mill Road, Tom Lee Road)
Southwestern terminus
5.2
8.4
LA 117
Flora
13.0
20.9
LA 120 west
West end of LA 120 concurrency
13.1
21.1
LA 120 east
East end of LA 120 concurrency
Natchitoches
16.7– 17.0
26.9– 27.4
I-49 – Alexandria, Shreveport
Exit 132 on I-49
21.0
33.8
LA 1
Northeastern terminus
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi
Concurrency terminus
Louisiana Highway 479[edit]
Louisiana Highway 479
Location
Chestnut–Goldonna
Length
7.78 mi[1][31] (12.52 km)
Louisiana Highway 480[edit]
Louisiana Highway 480
Location
Coushatta–Clear Lake
Length
24.5 mi[1][32] (39.4 km)
Louisiana Highway 481[edit]
Louisiana Highway 481
Location
De Soto Parish
Length
10.96 mi[1][33] (17.64 km)
Louisiana Highway 482[edit]
Louisiana Highway 482
Location
Toledo Bend Reservoir–Zwolle
Length
7.47 mi[1][34] (12.02 km)
Louisiana Highway 483[edit]
Louisiana Highway 483
Location
Noble–Pelican
Length
16.46 mi[1] (26.49 km)
Existed
1955–present
Louisiana Highway 483 (LA 483) runs 16.46 miles (26.49 km) in a north–south direction from US 171 in Noble, Sabine Parish to LA 175 in Pelican, DeSoto Parish.[35]
The route heads northeast from US 171 in Noble and curves due north at Sardis. Reaching Oak Grove, a point east of Converse, LA 483 turns east in a brief concurrency with LA 174 before resuming its northward course at Mitchell.[9][35][36] It proceeds in a general northeast direction and encounters a series of curves as it crosses from Sabine Parish into DeSoto Parish. Soon after crossing the parish line, LA 483 heads due north again and intersects LA 512. It immediately curves northeast into the small community of Pelican where it intersects LA 513. LA 483 proceeds a short distance to its terminus at LA 175 on the east side of town. It is an undivided two-lane highway for its length.[35][37][38]
Louisiana Highway 484[edit]
Louisiana Highway 484
Location
Natchitoches Parish
Length
9.76 mi[1][39] (15.71 km)
Louisiana Highway 485[edit]
Louisiana Highway 485
Location
Robeline–Powhatan
Length
16.90 mi[1][40] (27.20 km)
Louisiana Highway 486[edit]
Louisiana Highway 486
Location
Clarence–Black Lake
Length
13.9 mi[1][41] (22.4 km)
Louisiana Highway 487[edit]
Louisiana Highway 487
Location
Marthaville–Ajax
Length
10.00 mi[1][42] (16.09 km)
Louisiana Highway 488[edit]
Louisiana Highway 488
Location
Lisso–Alexandria
Length
17.15 mi[1][43] (27.60 km)
Louisiana Highway 489[edit]
Louisiana Highway 489
Location
Lacamp
Length
8.41 mi[1][44] (13.53 km)
Louisiana Highway 490[edit]
Louisiana Highway 490
Location
Natchitoches Parish
Length
14.96 mi[1] (24.08 km)
Existed
1955–present
Louisiana Highway 490 (LA 490) runs 14.96 miles (24.08 km) in a general east–west direction from a local road in Janie to the Red River east of Marco, Natchitoches Parish.[45]
LA 490 is an undivided, surfaced two-lane highway that continues the path of a dirt local road northeast through Janie. In Chopin, the highway passes through a diamond interchange with I-49 (exit 113) and crosses the Union Pacific Railroad line at grade. It then passes the entrance to the Martco lumber factory and crosses over the Cane River. At a T-intersection with LA 1, LA 490 turns southeast and runs concurrent with that highway for 2.4 miles (3.9 km) and crosses the Cane River a second time. LA 490 turns northeast off of LA 1 and winds through Galbraith and Marco, intersecting LA 3279 between those points. At the end of its route, LA 490 provides access to, and makes a loop in front of, the Red River Lock & Dam #3.[45][46][9]
For a time, LA 490 resumed on the opposite bank of the Red River in Colfax, following Faircloth and 2nd Streets to a junction with LA 8.[47] A spur continued along Faircloth Street past 2nd Street to a junction with LA 158. Prior to the 1930s, the two segments of LA 490 were connected by the West End Ferry.[48][49] During this time, LA 490 was designated as State Route 431 in the original state highway system, which was in use from 1921 to 1955.[48]
The entire highway is in Natchitoches Parish.
Location
mi[45]
km
Destinations
Notes
Janie
0.0
0.0
Begin state maintenance
Western terminus
Chopin
3.4– 3.5
5.5– 5.6
I-49 – Alexandria, Shreveport
Exit 113 on I-49
5.2
8.4
LA 1 north
West end of LA 1 concurrency
Galbraith
7.5
12.1
LA 1 south
East end of LA 1 concurrency
10.6
17.1
LA 3279 south
Northern terminus of LA 3279
14.6
23.5
End state maintenance
Eastern terminus
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi
Concurrency terminus
Louisiana Highway 491[edit]
Louisiana Highway 491
Location
Cloutierville–Odra
Length
7.84 mi[1][50] (12.62 km)
Louisiana Highway 492[edit]
Louisiana Highway 492
Location
Grant Parish
Length
5.61 mi[1] (9.03 km)
Existed
1955–present
Louisiana Highway 492 (LA 492) runs 5.61 miles (9.03 km) in an east–west direction from LA 8 south of Colfax to US 71 at Bagdad, Grant Parish.[51]
A rural route connecting US 71 and LA 8 south of Colfax, LA 492 served as the original alignment of both US 71 and its predecessor, the Jefferson Highway auto trail. It is an undivided two-lane highway for its length.[9][51][52]
The entire highway is in Grant Parish.
Location
mi[1]
km
Destinations
Notes
0.0
0.0
LA 8 – Boyce, Colfax
Western terminus
Bagdad
5.6
9.0
US 71 – Alexandria, Shreveport
Eastern terminus
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi
Louisiana Highway 493[edit]
Louisiana Highway 493
Location
Montrose–Melrose
Length
5.81 mi[1][53] (9.35 km)
Louisiana Highway 494[edit]
Louisiana Highway 494
Location
Cypress–Natchitoches
Length
15.07 mi[1][54] (24.25 km)
Louisiana Highway 495[edit]
Louisiana Highway 495
Location
Cloutierville
Length
5.15 mi[1][55] (8.29 km)
Louisiana Highway 496[edit]
Louisiana Highway 496
Location
McNutt–Alexandria
Length
10.67 mi[1] (17.17 km)
Existed
1955–present
Louisiana Highway 496 (LA 496) runs 10.67 miles (17.17 km) in an east–west direction from LA 121 at McNutt to a junction with US 71, US 165, and LA 28 in Alexandria, Rapides Parish.[56]
Louisiana Highway 497[edit]
Louisiana Highway 497
Location
Glenmora–Forest Hill
Length
8.39 mi[1][57] (13.50 km)
Louisiana Highway 498[edit]
Louisiana Highway 498
Location
Alexandria
Length
5.09 mi[1][58] (8.19 km)
[59]
Louisiana Highway 499[edit]
Louisiana Highway 499
Location
Joyce–Zoar
Length
31.80 mi[1][60] (51.18 km)
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