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Mississippi River - New Orleans (Louisiana)

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Algiers Point is seen at right. Across the River is the East Bank of New Orleans. At far left is the lower edge of the French Quarter with the Old Mint building visible. Going down river to the right, are the Marigny and Bywater neighborhoods of New Orleans, with the Naval Support Facility beside the Industrial Canal entrance being the large complex of buildings just across the river at the right edge of the photo. Parts of the Industrial Canal can be seen perpendicular to the River, with the Mississippi River-Gulf Outlet Canal paralleling the river to the top of the photo. In the distance at top left, Lake Pontchartrain.

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