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New Roads, False River, and Pointe Coupee Parish Louisiana Travel ...
False Riveris an 11-mile long oxbow lake, covering 3,200 acres, and was formerly the main channel of the Mississippi River until the early 1700s. It has an average depth of 21 feet. Louisiana Highway 1 runs along the west side of False River, while LA 413 is on the east bank.
On False River - Country Roads Magazine
False River—which is actually a ten-mile oxbow lake that remained after the Mississippi River changed course in the early eighteenth century—has long served as a close country getaway for Capital Region-residing city folk looking to escape to their lakeside camps for a weekend.
Vacation Homes near False River, Louisiana: House Rentals & More - Vrbo
Sleeps 15 · 4 bedrooms · 4+ bathrooms. Explore an array of False River vacation rentals, all bookable online. Choose from our large selection of properties, ideal house rentals for families, groups and couples. Rent a whole home in False River for your next weekend or vacation.
How Louisiana's False River was formed: Curious Louisiana | Curious ...
Is it man-made or natural? Curious Louisiana finds out. BY ROBIN MILLER | Staff writer. Nov 20, 2022. 3 min to read. Spectators enjoy the 35th Annual Boat Parade on False River in New Roads on...
False River Historical Marker
Originally the main channel of the Mississippi River, today False River is an oxbow lake—a horseshoe-shaped bend the Mississippi left behind when it changed course between 1713 and 1722. Though this natural geological process is common, it takes a long time to occur.
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