List of state highways in Louisiana (500–549)

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The following is a list of state highways in the U.S. state of Louisiana designated in the 500-549 range.

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Louisiana Highway 500

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Louisiana Highway 500

Location Packton Searcy
Length24.59 mi [1]  (39.57 km)
Existed1955–present
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Louisiana Highway 500 (LA 500) runs 24.59 miles (39.57 km) in an east–west direction from US 167 at Packton, Grant Parish to US 84 west of Jena, LaSalle Parish. [2]

LA 500 initially travels due east from US 167 along the Grant–Winn parish line. It then curves southeast through the Kisatchie National Forest and proceeds into the village of Georgetown. Here, the highway crosses the four-lane US 165 and zigzags north and east through the center of town. Heading southeast from Georgetown, LA 500 crosses the Little River in LaSalle Parish. The route continues through the tiny rural communities of Zenoria, Little Creek, and Searcy until reaching its eastern terminus at a T-intersection with US 84 west of Trout, an unincorporated community outside Jena. LA 500 is an undivided two-lane highway for its entire route. [2]

ParishLocationmi [2] kmDestinationsNotes
Grant Packton 0.00.0US 167.svg US 167  Winnfield, Alexandria Southern terminus
Zion 5.28.4West plate.svg
Louisiana 472 (2008).svg
LA 472 west Williana
Western end of LA 472 concurrency
5.69.0East plate.svg
Louisiana 472 (2008).svg
LA 472 east
Eastern end of LA 472 concurrency
Georgetown 12.119.5US 165.svg US 165  Alexandria, Monroe
12.420.0Louisiana 502 (2008).svg LA 502 Northern terminus of LA 502
12.820.6Louisiana 1230 (2008).svg LA 1230 Eastern terminus of LA 1230
12.920.8To plate.svg
US 165.svg
To US 165
Via frontage road
LaSalle Searcy 24.639.6US 84.svg US 84  Jena, Tullos Eastern terminus
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi

Louisiana Highway 501

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Louisiana Highway 501

Location WinnfieldFriendship
Length30.75 mi [1] [3]  (49.49 km)

Louisiana Highway 501 (LA 501) runs 30.75 miles (49.49 km) from Winnfield to Friendship.

Louisiana Highway 502

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Louisiana Highway 502

Location Georgetown
Length1.52 mi [1]  (2.45 km)
Existed1955–present
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Louisiana Highway 502 (LA 502) runs 1.52 miles (2.45 km) in a northsouth direction from US 165 to LA 500 in Georgetown, Grant Parish. [4]

The route heads due east from US 165 then turns northward after crossing the Union Pacific Railroad (UPRR) tracks. Now running parallel to US 165, LA 502 enters Georgetown and intersects LA 500. The northsouth section of the route represents the original alignment of US 165 in the area. It is an undivided two-lane highway for its entire length. [4] [5] [6]

The entire highway is in Grant Parish.

Locationmi [1] kmDestinationsNotes
0.00.0US 165.svg US 165  Alexandria, Monroe Southern terminus
Georgetown 1.52.4Louisiana 500 (2008).svg LA 500 Northern terminus
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi

Louisiana Highway 503

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Louisiana Highway 503

Location SummervilleNickel
Length8.75 mi [1] [7]  (14.08 km)

Louisiana Highway 503 (LA 503) runs 8.75 miles (14.08 km) from Summerville to Nickel.

Louisiana Highway 504

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Louisiana Highway 504

Location Natchitoches
Length4.28 mi [1] [8]  (6.89 km)

Louisiana Highway 504 (LA 504) runs 4.28 miles (6.89 km) in Natchitoches.

Louisiana Highway 505

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Louisiana Highway 505

LocationTannehill Weston
Length25.24 mi [1]  (40.62 km)
Existed1955–present

Louisiana Highway 505 (LA 505) runs 25.24 miles (40.62 km) in a northsouth direction from US 167 at Tannehill, Winn Parish to LA 4 in Weston, Jackson Parish. [9]

The route is roughly L-shaped, initially heading northwest from US 167. [6] [9] [10] It then curves to the northeast, passing between the towns of Jonesboro and Dodson as it crosses US 167 at Wyatt. LA 505 continues northeast to an intersection with LA 4 in Weston. It is an undivided two-lane highway for its entire length. [9] [11] [12]

Louisiana Highway 506

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Louisiana Highway 506

Location La Salle ParishCaldwell Parish
Length18.35 mi [1] [13]  (29.53 km)

Louisiana Highway 506 runs in a general Northwest - Southeast direction from LA-124 in LaSalle Parish, to Hebron Rd in Caldwell Parish.

Beginning at its Southeastern terminus at LA-124, LA-506 runs 4.3 miles in a northern direction to the southern terminus of LA-849 east of Kelly. It then continues west for 3 miles, where it crosses U.S. Highway 165, then continues west approximately 10 miles. Its Northern terminus is at a point where State maintenance ends and the road becomes gravel.

Except for the 1 mile section between its intersection with LA-843 to its intersection with US-165, the entire route is scheduled for deletion as part of Louisiana's "Right Sizing" program.

Louisiana Highway 507

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Louisiana Highway 507

Location MessickSimsboro
Length60.38 mi [1] [14]  (97.17 km)

Louisiana Highway 507 (LA 507) runs 60.38 miles (97.17 km) from Messick to Simsboro.

Louisiana Highway 508

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Louisiana Highway 508

Location Bienville
Length6.81 mi [1] [15]  (10.96 km)

Louisiana Highway 508 (LA 508) runs 6.81 miles (10.96 km) in Bienville.

Louisiana Highway 509

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Louisiana Highway 509

Location MansfieldWestdale
Length16.40 mi [1] [16]  (26.39 km)

Louisiana Highway 509 (LA 509) runs 16.40 miles (26.39 km) from Mansfield to Westdale.

Louisiana Highway 510

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Louisiana Highway 510

Location De Soto Parish
Length9.46 mi [1] [17]  (15.22 km)

Louisiana Highway 510 (LA 510) runs 9.46 miles (15.22 km) in De Soto Parish.

Louisiana Highway 511

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Louisiana Highway 511

Location GreenwoodBossier City
Length17.92 mi [1] [18]  (28.84 km)

Louisiana Highway 511 (LA 511) runs 17.92 miles (28.84 km) in an eastwest direction from the concurrent US 79/US 80 in Greenwood, Caddo Parish to US 71 in Bossier City, Bossier Parish.

ParishLocationmikmDestinationsNotes
Caddo Greenwood 0.00.0US 79.svgUS 80.svg US 79  / US 80 (Greenwood Road)Western terminus
Shreveport 3.04.8Louisiana 526 (2008).svg LA 526 (Bert Kouns Industrial Loop)
6.4–
6.5
10.3–
10.5
Louisiana 3132 (2008).svg LA 3132 (Inner Loop Expressway)Exit 1D on LA 3132
10.617.1US 171.svg US 171 (Mansfield Road)
12.0–
12.1
19.3–
19.5
I-49.svg I-49  Shreveport, Alexandria Exit 202 on I-49
12.620.3South plate.svg
Louisiana 523 (2008).svg
LA 523 south (Line Avenue)
Northwestern terminus of LA 523
14.222.9Louisiana 1 (2008).svg LA 1 (Youree Drive)
15.324.6West plate.svg
Louisiana 526 (2008).svg
LA 526 west (East Bert Kouns Industrial Loop)
Eastern terminus of LA 526
CaddoBossier
parish line
16.7–
17.2
26.9–
27.7
Bridge over Red River
Bossier Bossier City 17.928.8US 71.svg US 71 (Barksdale Boulevard)Eastern terminus
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi

Louisiana Highway 512

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Louisiana Highway 512

Location BensonPelican
Length6.01 mi [1] [19]  (9.67 km)

Louisiana Highway 512 (LA 512) runs 6.01 miles (9.67 km) from Benson to Pelican.

Louisiana Highway 513

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Louisiana Highway 513

Location PelicanMansfield
Length14.86 mi [1] [20]  (23.91 km)

Louisiana Highway 513 (LA 513) runs 14.86 miles (23.91 km) from Pelican to Mansfield.

Louisiana Highway 514

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Louisiana Highway 514

Location East PointWomack
Length12.19 mi [1] [21]  (19.62 km)

Louisiana Highway 514 (LA 514) runs 12.19 miles (19.62 km) from East Point to Womack.

Louisiana Highway 515

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Louisiana Highway 515

Location Red River ParishBossier Parish
Length11.72 mi [1] [22]  (18.86 km)

Louisiana Highway 515 (LA 515) runs 11.72 miles (18.86 km) from Red River Parish to Bossier Parish.

Louisiana Highway 516

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Louisiana Highway 516

Location RinggoldBryceland
Length20.41 mi [1] [23]  (32.85 km)

Louisiana Highway 516 (LA 516) runs 20.41 miles (32.85 km) from Ringgold to Bryceland.

Louisiana Highway 517

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Louisiana Highway 517

Location Mount LebanonBryceland
Length6.03 mi [1] [24]  (9.70 km)

Louisiana Highway 517 (LA 517) runs 6.03 miles (9.70 km) from Mount Lebanon to Bryceland.

Louisiana Highway 518

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Louisiana Highway 518

Location MindenLisbon
Length29.67 mi [1] [25]  (47.75 km)

Louisiana Highway 518 (LA 518) runs 29.67 miles (47.75 km) from Minden to Lisbon.

Louisiana Highway 519

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Louisiana Highway 519

Location ArcadiaMarsalis
Length9.00 mi [1] [26]  (14.48 km)

Louisiana Highway 519 (LA 519) runs 9.00 miles (14.48 km) from Arcadia to Marsalis.

Louisiana Highway 520

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Louisiana Highway 520

Location Claiborne
Length16.18 mi [1]  (26.04 km)
Existed1955–present
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Louisiana Highway 520 (LA 520) runs 16.18 miles (26.04 km) in a northsouth direction from US 79 in Homer to LA 161 northeast of Gordon, Claiborne Parish. [27]

The route heads in a general northeast direction from an intersection with US 79 at the northern tip of Homer. It makes a brief jog eastward onto LA 2 Alternate at Colquitt before turning north toward LA 161 just south of the Arkansas state line. It is an undivided two-lane highway for its entire length. [27] [28] [29]

The entire highway is in Claiborne Parish.

Locationmi [1] kmDestinationsNotes
Homer 0.00.0US 79.svg US 79  Homer, Haynesville Southern terminus
11.318.2West plate.svg
Alternate plate.svg
Louisiana 2 (2008).svg
LA 2 Alt. west Haynesville
South end of LA 2 Alternate concurrency
Colquitt 12.019.3East plate.svg
Alternate plate.svg
Louisiana 2 (2008).svg
LA 2 Alt. east Summerfield
North end of LA 2 Alternate concurrency
16.226.1Louisiana 161 (2008).svg LA 161  Haynesville, El Dorado Northern terminus
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi

Louisiana Highway 521

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Louisiana Highway 521

Location LetonMillerton
Length10.43 mi [1] [30]  (16.79 km)

Louisiana Highway 521 (LA 521) runs 10.43 miles (16.79 km) from Leton to Millerton.

Louisiana Highway 522

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Louisiana Highway 522

Location Mansfield
Length3.80 mi [1] [31]  (6.12 km)

Louisiana Highway 522 (LA 522) runs 3.80 miles (6.12 km) in Mansfield.

Louisiana Highway 523

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Louisiana Highway 523

Location Shreveport
Length5.88 mi [1]  (9.46 km)
Existed1955–present

Louisiana Highway 523 (LA 523) runs 5.88 miles (9.46 km) in a southeast to northwest direction from LA 1 to LA 511 in Shreveport, Caddo Parish. [32]

The route heads west from LA 1 at Lucas, a point within the southeast corner of Shreveport. After intersecting LA 3132 (Inner Loop Expressway), LA 523 curves to the southwest then turns northwest. The highway follows Ellerbe Road across LA 516 (East Bert Kouns Industrial Loop) to a second interchange with LA 3132 just east of I-49. LA 523 proceeds northward onto Line Avenue to its terminus at LA 511 in an area of Shreveport known as Cedar Grove. [29] [32] [33]

Louisiana Highway 524

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Louisiana Highway 524

Location Grant Parish
Length9.88 mi [1]  (15.90 km)
Existed1955–present
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Louisiana Highway 524 (LA 524) runs 9.88 miles (15.90 km) in a northsouth direction from US 165 north of Pollock to the end of state maintenance at a point just north of LA 123 in Breezy Hill, Grant Parish. [34]

The route parallels US 165 through the community of Antonia. It then makes a brief jog onto US 165 before crossing to the west side of the highway and continuing toward Breezy Hill, where it continues as a local road. LA 524 represents the original alignment of US 165 through the area. It is an undivided two-lane highway for its entire length. [5] [6] [34]

The entire highway is in Grant Parish.

Locationmi [1] kmDestinationsNotes
0.00.0US 165.svg US 165  Alexandria, Monroe Southern terminus
5.08.0South plate.svg
US 165.svg
US 165 south Alexandria
South end of US 165 concurrency
5.58.9North plate.svg
US 165.svg
US 165 north Monroe
North end of US 165 concurrency
Breezy Hill 9.515.3Louisiana 123 (2008).svg LA 123  Dry Prong
9.915.9End state maintenance 0.4 miles (0.64 km) north of LA 123Northern terminus; road continues north as Old US 165, a local road
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi

Louisiana Highway 525

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Louisiana Highway 525

Location Spring RidgeShreveport
Length10.05 mi [1] [35]  (16.17 km)

Louisiana Highway 525 (LA 525) runs 10.05 miles (16.17 km) from Spring Ridge to Shreveport.

Louisiana Highway 526

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Louisiana Highway 526

Location Shreveport
Length15.99 mi [1] [36]  (25.73 km)

Louisiana Highway 526 (LA 526), also known as the Bert Kouns Industrial Loop, provides a southern bypass around Shreveport, connecting with LA 1 and US 71 eastbound, and US 171 and I-20 westbound. It intersects I-49 seven miles south of I-20.

Louisiana Highway 527

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Louisiana Highway 527

Location Taylortown Lake Bistineau
Length13.55 mi [1]  (21.81 km)
Existed1955–present

Louisiana Highway 527 (LA 527) runs 13.55 miles (21.81 km) in an eastwest direction from US 71 at Taylortown, Bossier Parish to LA 163 south of Lake Bistineau State Park in Webster Parish. [37]

Louisiana Highway 528

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Louisiana Highway 528

Location Bossier ParishDixie Inn
Length11.20 mi [1] [38]  (18.02 km)

Louisiana Highway 528 (LA 528) runs 11.20 miles (18.02 km) from Bossier Parish to Dixie Inn.

Louisiana Highway 529

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Louisiana Highway 529

Location Ivan
Length6.74 mi [1] [39]  (10.85 km)

Louisiana Highway 529 (LA 529) runs 6.74 miles (10.85 km) in Ivan.

Louisiana Highway 530

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Louisiana Highway 530

Location Oil CityBelcher
Length10.23 mi [1] [40]  (16.46 km)

Louisiana Highway 530 (LA 530) runs 10.23 miles (16.46 km) from Oil City to Belcher.

Louisiana Highway 531

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Louisiana Highway 531

Location HeflinMinden
Length14.45 mi [1] [41]  (23.26 km)

Louisiana Highway 531 (LA 531) runs 14.45 miles (23.26 km) from Heflin to Minden.

Louisiana Highway 532

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Louisiana Highway 532

Location DubberlyNine Forks
Length5.15 mi [1] [42]  (8.29 km)

Louisiana Highway 532 (LA 532) runs 5.15 miles (8.29 km) from Dubberly to Nine Forks.

Louisiana Highway 533

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Louisiana Highway 533

Location Claiborne Parish
Length7.44 mi [1] [43]  (11.97 km)

Louisiana Highway 533 (LA 533) runs 7.44 miles (11.97 km) in Claiborne.

Louisiana Highway 534

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Louisiana Highway 534

Location Kisatchie National ForestHaynesville
Length20.40 mi [1] [44]  (32.83 km)

Louisiana Highway 534 (LA 534) runs 20.40 miles (32.83 km) from the Kisatchie National Forest to Haynesville. [45]

Louisiana Highway 537

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Louisiana Highway 537

Location Plain Dealing
Length11.82 mi [1] [46]  (19.02 km)

Louisiana Highway 537 (LA 537) runs 11.82 miles (19.02 km) in Plain Dealing.

Louisiana Highway 538

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Louisiana Highway 538

Location ShreveportCaddo
Length23.41 mi [1] [47]  (37.67 km)

Louisiana Highway 538 (LA 538) runs 23.41 miles (37.67 km) in a northsouth direction from LA 3049 in Shreveport to LA 1 north of Oil City, Caddo Parish.

The route begins at an intersection with LA 3049 in Shreveport, just south of I-220. LA 3049 continues the route south on Grimmett Drive and makes a right to the north on Dixie Shreveport Road. From this intersection, LA 538 heads north on Old Mooringsport Road, retaining this name until halfway through Mooringsport. It crosses under I-220, and shortly after, it has an intersection with Ravendale Drive at a traffic circle. LA 538 continues north for 2.8 miles (4.5 km) before making a brief jog onto US 71. After crossing out of the Shreveport city limits, LA 538 begins a northwest course for 2.5 mi (4.0 km), crossing a bridge over I-49 before curving to the southwest and intersecting with LA 1, where it turns northwest and then to the west, before curving back to the northwest shortly after passing a high school. LA 538 continues northwest for 2.7 mi (4.3 km) before intersecting LA 173. LA 173 heads north to a point known as Dixie, also intersecting LA 1. Shortly, after, LA 538 curves to the north-northwest, crossing under the Kansas City Southern Railway tracks. After 4.1 mi (6.6 km), LA 538 enters the town of Mooringsport, and shortly after it intersects with LA 169, which heads northeast to just northwest of Dixie. From here, LA 538 curves to the west and then to the north, where Old Mooringsport Road ends and LA 538 gains the local name of Latimer Street. Shortly after, LA 538 curves to the northeast and then to the north as it crosses a bridge over Caddo Lake. LA 538 parallels the Caddo Lake Historic Drawbridge while on this bridge. LA 538 also begins to parallel the Kansas City Southern Railway tracks before splitting from the railway as the highway curves to the northeast and then to the northwest, before intersecting with LA 1 a second time. After 1.3 mi (2.0 km), LA 538 enters the town of Oil City, gaining the local name of Kerley Avenue. Shortly after entering town, LA 538 intersects LA 530 (Allen Street). LA 538 and LA 530 begin a concurrency for 1.1 mi (1.8 km) until LA 530 splits off to the east toward the village of Belcher. LA 538 continues north for a final 2.2 mi (3.5 km) before reaching its northern terminus at a third intersection with LA 1, just north of Oil City. LA 538 is an undivided two-lane highway except for the traffic circle at Ravendale Drive.

The entire highway is in Caddo Parish.

Locationmi [47] kmDestinationsNotes
Shreveport 0.00.0Louisiana 3049 (2008).svg LA 3049 (Grimmett Drive, Dixie-Shreveport Road)Southern terminus
3.35.3South plate.svg
US 71.svg
US 71 south
Southern end of US 71 concurrency
3.45.5North plate.svg
US 71.svg
US 71 north
Northern end of US 71 concurrency
5.99.5Louisiana 1 (2008).svg LA 1 (North Market Street) Shreveport, Vivian
Blanchard 9.315.0Louisiana 173 (2008).svg LA 173 (Dixie-Blanchard Road) Blanchard, Dixie
Mooringsport 15.725.3North plate.svg
Louisiana 169 (2008).svg
LA 169 north (Dixie-Mooringsport Road)
Southern end of LA 169 concurrency
15.825.4South plate.svg
Louisiana 169 (2008).svg
LA 169 south (Jennings Street)
Northern end of LA 169 concurrency
16.125.9South plate.svg
Louisiana 767 (2008).svg
LA 767 south (Lake Street)
18.129.1Louisiana 1 (2008).svg LA 1
Oil City 20.332.7West plate.svg
Louisiana 530 (2008).svg
LA 530 west (Allen Street)
Southern end of LA 530 concurrency
21.334.3East plate.svg
Louisiana 530 (2008).svg
LA 530 east (Belcher-Oil City Road) Belcher
Northern end of LA 530 concurrency
23.437.7Louisiana 1 (2008).svg LA 1 Northern terminus
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi

Louisiana Highway 540

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Louisiana Highway 540

Location RupleHomer
Length8.19 mi [1] [48]  (13.18 km)

Louisiana Highway 540 (LA 540) runs 8.19 miles (13.18 km) from Ruple to Homer.

Louisiana Highway 541

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Louisiana Highway 541

Location Avondale Harvey
Length9.72 mi [1]  (15.64 km)
Existed1955–present
Template:Attached KML/Louisiana Highway 541
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Louisiana Highway 541 (LA 541) runs 9.72 miles (15.64 km) in a general east–west direction from LA 18 in Avondale to a second junction with LA 18 in Harvey, Jefferson Parish. [49]

The route heads north on River Road from LA 18 through the community of Bridge City, where it begins to parallel the west bank levee of the Mississippi River. After crossing underneath the Huey P. Long Bridge on US 90, LA 541 follows a sharp bend in the river known as Nine Mile Point. Now heading south, the highway enters the city of Westwego and has a brief concurrency with LA 18. Its local name briefly changes to Labauve Drive within the city limits. Continuing eastward along the river, LA 541 crosses into Marrero and intersects LA 560-2 (Barataria Boulevard), a short connector to LA 18 and LA 45. After crossing from Marrero into another unincorporated community known as Harvey, LA 541 curves south onto Destrehan Avenue alongside the Harvey Canal, a link in the Gulf Intracoastal Waterway. The route ends shortly afterward at LA 18 (4th Street) adjacent to a bascule bridge spanning the canal on that highway. LA 541 is an undivided two-lane highway for its entire length. [49] [50]

The entire highway is in Jefferson Parish.

Locationmi [49] kmDestinationsNotes
AvondaleBridge City line0.00.0Louisiana 18 (2008).svg LA 18 (River Road)Western terminus
Westwego 5.18.2West plate.svg
Louisiana 18 (2008).svg
LA 18 west (Seven Oaks Boulevard)
West end of LA 18 concurrency
5.69.0East plate.svg
Louisiana 18 (2008).svg
LA 18 east (Louisiana Street)
East end of LA 18 concurrency
Marrero 8.513.7Louisiana 560-2 (2008).svg LA 560-2 (Barataria Boulevard)Northern terminus of LA 560-2
Harvey 9.715.6Louisiana 18 (2008).svg LA 18 (4th Street)Eastern terminus
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi

Louisiana Highway 542

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Louisiana Highway 542

Location Jonesboro
Length8.30 mi [1] [51]  (13.36 km)

Louisiana Highway 542 (LA 542) runs 8.30 miles (13.36 km) in Jonesboro.

Louisiana Highway 543

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Louisiana Highway 543

Location RogersVaughn
Length4.42 mi [1] [52]  (7.11 km)

Louisiana Highway 543 (LA 543) runs 4.42 miles (7.11 km) from Rogers to Vaughn.

Louisiana Highway 544

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Louisiana Highway 544

LocationWestern Lincoln ParishRuston
Length15.39 mi [1] [53]  (24.77 km)

Louisiana Highway 544 (LA 544) runs 15.39 miles (24.77 km) from Lincoln Parish to Ruston.

Louisiana Highway 545

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Louisiana Highway 545

Location Lincoln Parish
Length17.60 mi [1] [54]  (28.32 km)

Louisiana Highway 545 (LA 545) runs 17.60 miles (28.32 km) in Lincoln Parish.

Louisiana Highway 546

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Louisiana Highway 546

Location Ouachita Parish
Length10.75 mi [1]  (17.30 km)
Existed1955–present
Template:Attached KML/Louisiana Highway 546
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Louisiana Highway 546 (LA 546) runs 10.75 miles (17.30 km) in a southwest to northeast direction from LA 34 northeast of Eros to a junction with US 80 and LA 15 west of Monroe, Ouachita Parish. [55]

The route heads northeast from LA 34 and intersects LA 151 at Cadeville where it passes West Ouachita High School. Near the end of its route, LA 546 crosses the Kansas City Southern Railway (KCSRW) tracks via an overpass and travels through an interchange with I-20 in Cheniere. It ends a short distance later at an intersection with US 80 and southbound LA 15, connecting to West Monroe. Northbound LA 15 continues straight ahead toward Farmerville. LA 546 is an undivided two-lane highway for its entire length. [12] [55] [56]

The entire highway is in Ouachita Parish.

Locationmi [1] kmDestinationsNotes
0.00.0Louisiana 34 (2008).svg LA 34  Eros, West Monroe Southern terminus
Cadeville 2.03.2Louisiana 151 (2008).svg LA 151  Calhoun Southern terminus of LA 151
5.58.9Louisiana 838 (2008).svg LA 838 (New Natchitoches Road) Cheniere Lake, West Monroe Western terminus of LA 838
Cheniere 10.0–
10.3
16.1–
16.6
I-20.svg I-20  Monroe, Shreveport Exit 108 on I-20
10.717.2US 80.svgSouth plate.svg
Louisiana 15 (2008).svg
US 80  / LA 15 south (Cypress Street) West Monroe, Ruston
North plate.svg
Louisiana 15 (2008).svg
LA 15 north Farmerville
Northern terminus
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi

Louisiana Highway 547

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Louisiana Highway 547

Location Clarks
Length3.06 mi [1] [57]  (4.92 km)

Louisiana Highway 547 runs 3.06 miles in an east–west direction from a local road to its Western terminus at LA-845 in Clarks.

The entire route is in Caldwell Parish.

As part of Louisiana DOTD's "right-sizing" program, the entire route is set to be deleted and transferred to local control.

Louisiana Highway 548

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Louisiana Highway 548

Location Chatham
Length7.79 mi [1] [58]  (12.54 km)

Louisiana Highway 548 (LA 548) runs 7.79 miles (12.54 km) in Chatham.

Louisiana Highway 549

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Louisiana Highway 549

Location Union Parish
Length15.54 mi [1]  (25.01 km)
Existed1955–present

Louisiana Highway 549 (LA 549) runs 15.54 miles (25.01 km) in a northsouth direction from LA 15 north of Farmerville to the Arkansas state line north of Oakland, Union Parish. [59]

The route heads north from LA 15 and intersects LA 348 at Conway. LA 549 then passes the Union Wildlife Management Area and curves to the northeast at Truxno. Shortly before crossing the Arkansas state line, LA 549 intersects LA 551 in Oakland. The road continues toward Strong, Arkansas and US 82 as Arkansas Highway 275. It is an undivided two-lane highway for its entire length. [12] [59] [60] [61]

The entire highway is in Union Parish.

Locationmi [1] kmDestinationsNotes
Farmerville 0.00.0Louisiana 15 (2008).svg LA 15  Farmerville, Spearsville Southern terminus
Conway 5.18.2Louisiana 348 (2008).svg LA 348  Marion Western terminus of LA 348
Oakland 14.523.3Louisiana 551 (2008).svg LA 551  Marion Northern terminus of LA 551
15.625.1North plate.svg
Arkansas 275.svg
AR 275 north (Oakland Road) Strong
Northern terminus; continuation in Arkansas
1.000 mi = 1.609 km; 1.000 km = 0.621 mi

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