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Between the station stops at Schriever and New Iberia, you can see marshes and wetlands that have been collectively called Bayou Boeuf. This bayou provides resources for both humans and animals, and has for centuries.

Between the station stops at Schriever and New Iberia, you can see marshes and wetlands that have been collectively called Bayou Boeuf. This bayou provides resources for both humans and animals, and has for centuries.

Morgan City, Louisiana has its roots in the Civil War, and embraces its past in order to shape the future. As the train passes through Morgan City, you might be able to catch a glimpse of the Atchafalaya River. This river is the heart and soul of Morgan City; every aspect of the its past stems from the flowing waters of the Atchafalaya.

Morgan City, Louisiana has its roots in the Civil War, and embraces its past in order to shape the future. As the train passes through Morgan City, you might be able to catch a glimpse of the Atchafalaya River. This river is the heart and soul of Morgan City; every aspect of the its past stems from the flowing waters of the Atchafalaya.

While the Mississippi River maybe the largest river here in Louisiana, another major river, the Atchafalaya, has threatened its pre-eminence. The Atchafalaya River is a major distributary of the Mississippi, meaning water from the Mississippi River flows into the Atchafalaya, and then downstream to the Gulf of Mexico.

While the Mississippi River maybe the largest river here in Louisiana, another major river, the Atchafalaya, has threatened its pre-eminence. The Atchafalaya River is a major distributary of the Mississippi, meaning water from the Mississippi River flows into the Atchafalaya, and then downstream to the Gulf of Mexico.

Do you smell that? No? Well take a bigger whiff! The small city of New Iberia, LA is known as the sweetest, spiciest, and saltiest place on earth! As you look out the window, enjoy the semi-tropic view of its towering live oak trees, miles and miles of Spanish moss, and the rich agricultural land that has historically been a trademark for this town.

Do you smell that? No? Well take a bigger whiff! The small city of New Iberia, LA is known as the sweetest, spiciest, and saltiest place on earth! As you look out the window, enjoy the semi-tropic view of its towering live oak trees, miles and miles of Spanish moss, and the rich agricultural land that has historically been a trademark for this town.

Most of us have passed some solemn time in a burial ground, but the cemeteries in your home town may look different than those in southern Louisiana. On the south side of the tracks in New Iberia, you may be able to see numerous white structures that sit above ground.

Most of us have passed some solemn time in a burial ground, but the cemeteries in your home town may look different than those in southern Louisiana. On the south side of the tracks in New Iberia, you may be able to see numerous white structures that sit above ground.