Trees in Louisiana

Trees, branches, trimming and green areas Local context for Louisiana, United States.

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~ 1,288tree points
~ 322green zones

Trees summary

Louisiana, United States has a recorded population of 4,597,740. For trees, the page currently shows tree points: ~ 1,288, trimming routes: ~ 95, green zones: ~ 322, branch-risk spots: ~ 207, residents covered: 4,597,740. The figures use the available U.S. geography, population, housing and local-structure data for this place.

tree points~ 1,288
trimming routes~ 95
green zones~ 322
branch-risk spots~ 207
residents covered4,597,740
road or route segments~ 95
service coverage zones~ 31
related places553

Calculated from U.S. geography, population and local structure. Public messages are moderated before publication.

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Counties in Louisiana

Trees in counties and county pages in this state.

East Baton Rouge ParishCounty - population 453,022Jefferson ParishCounty - population 427,253Orleans ParishCounty - population 362,701St. Tammany ParishCounty - population 277,615Lafayette ParishCounty - population 254,241
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Caddo ParishCountyCalcasieu ParishCountyOuachita ParishCountyLivingston ParishCountyTangipahoa ParishCountyAscension ParishCountyBossier ParishCountyRapides ParishCountyTerrebonne ParishCountyLafourche ParishCountySt. Landry ParishCountyIberia ParishCountyVermilion ParishCountyAcadia ParishCountySt. Martin ParishCountySt. Charles ParishCountyLincoln ParishCountySt. Mary ParishCountyVernon ParishCountyWashington ParishCountySt. Bernard ParishCountySt. John the Baptist ParishCountyAvoyelles ParishCountyBeauregard ParishCountyNatchitoches ParishCountyWebster ParishCountyEvangeline ParishCountyJefferson Davis ParishCountyIberville ParishCountyWest Baton Rouge ParishCountyDe Soto ParishCountyMorehouse ParishCountyAllen ParishCountyPlaquemines ParishCountyGrant ParishCountySabine ParishCountyUnion ParishCountyAssumption ParishCountyPointe Coupee ParishCountyRichland ParishCountyEast Feliciana ParishCountySt. James ParishCountyFranklin ParishCountyConcordia ParishCountyWest Feliciana ParishCountyJackson ParishCountyLaSalle ParishCountyClaiborne ParishCountyWinn ParishCountyBienville ParishCountySt. Helena ParishCountyCaldwell ParishCountyWest Carroll ParishCountyMadison ParishCountyCatahoula ParishCountyRed River ParishCountyEast Carroll ParishCountyCameron ParishCountyTensas ParishCounty

Cities in Louisiana

Trees in major city pages in this state.

New OrleansPlace - population 362,701Baton RougePlace - population 220,907ShreveportPlace - population 176,578LafayettePlace - population 122,280Lake CharlesPlace - population 81,157
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KennerPlaceBossier CityPlaceMonroePlaceAlexandriaPlaceHoumaPlaceCentralPlaceSlidellPlaceNew IberiaPlaceHammondPlaceRustonPlaceSulphurPlaceZacharyPlaceYoungsvillePlaceGretnaPlaceNatchitochesPlaceThibodauxPlaceBroussardPlaceOpelousasPlacePinevillePlaceGonzalesPlaceMandevillePlaceCarencroPlaceWest MonroePlaceBakerPlaceCovingtonPlaceCrowleyPlaceMindenPlaceAbbevillePlaceMorgan CityPlaceBogalusaPlaceDeRidderPlaceScottPlaceDenham SpringsPlaceJenningsPlaceEunicePlaceBastropPlaceHarahanPlaceWestwegoPlacePonchatoulaPlaceBreaux BridgePlaceAddisPlaceRaynePlaceDonaldsonvillePlaceSt. GabrielPlaceOakdalePlaceWalkerPlaceFranklinPlaceVille PlattePlacePlaqueminePlaceTallulahPlacePattersonPlaceLeesvillePlaceGramblingPlaceSt. MartinvillePlacePort AllenPlaceMarksvillePlaceWestlakePlaceWinnsboroPlaceHaughtonPlaceJeanerettePlaceMansfieldPlaceBerwickPlaceSpringhillPlaceNew RoadsPlaceKaplanPlaceJenaPlaceAmite CityPlaceChurch PointPlaceJonesboroPlaceWinnfieldPlaceJacksonPlaceVidaliaPlaceRichwoodPlaceBallPlaceFranklintonPlace

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many tree points are shown for Louisiana, United States?

The current calculated value for tree points is ~ 1,288. This value is based on the available population, housing, area and local geography data for Louisiana, United States.

How many trimming routes are shown for Louisiana, United States?

The current calculated value for trimming routes is ~ 95. This value is based on the available population, housing, area and local geography data for Louisiana, United States.

How many green zones are shown for Louisiana, United States?

The current calculated value for green zones is ~ 322. This value is based on the available population, housing, area and local geography data for Louisiana, United States.

How many branch-risk spots are shown for Louisiana, United States?

The current calculated value for branch-risk spots is ~ 207. This value is based on the available population, housing, area and local geography data for Louisiana, United States.

Where do the numbers on this page come from?

Calculated from U.S. geography, population and local structure. Public messages are moderated before publication.

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