Louisiana Highway 29
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| Louisiana Highway 29 |
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| Length: | 54.19 mi (87.21 km) | ||||||||
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| Formed: | 1955 renumbering | ||||||||
| West end: |  LA 13 in Eunice |
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| Major junctions: |
 US 167 in Ville Platte I-49 in St. Landry Parish US 71 in Bunkie |
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| East end: |  LA 114 near Moreauville |
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Louisiana Highway 29 (LA 29) is a state highway in Louisiana. It lasts 54.19 miles.
[edit] Route description
LA 29 begins at a junction with LA 13 in Eunice and then heads northeastward through St. Landry Parish and Evangeline. LA 29 runs through Chataignier and Ville Platte while in Evangeline Parish. Upon entering St. Landry Parish, LA 29 intersects Interstate 49 and then turns north into Avoyelles Parish, parallel to the interstate until it turns towards Bunkie, where LA 29 intersects U.S. Highway 71. LA 29 then runs through Evergreen and Cottonport and ends at a junction with LA 114 near Moreauville.
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