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Baton Rouge, LA
Traveling Information
Map Courtesy of Louisiana
Department of Transportation
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Distances From Major Cities |
| Atlanta, GA |
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540 miles |
| Austin, TX |
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428 miles |
| Biloxi, MS |
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144 miles |
| Boston, Massachusetts |
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1579 miles |
| Chicago, Illinois |
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909 miles |
| Dallas, TX |
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432 miles |
| Houston, TX |
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272 miles |
| Little Rock, AR |
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348 miles |
| Los Angeles, CA |
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1817 miles |
| Memphis, TN |
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379 miles |
| Miami, FL |
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945 miles |
| Mobile, AL
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202 miles |
| Montreal, CAN |
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1702 miles |
| Nashville, TN |
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587 miles |
| New Orleans, LA |
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85 miles |
| New York, NY |
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1360 miles |
| Orlando, FL |
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693 miles |
| Pensacola, FL |
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261 miles |
| San Antonio, TX |
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473 miles |
| Shreveport, LA |
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276 miles |
| St Louis, MO |
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662 miles |
| Toronto, CAN |
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1357 miles |
| Washington, DC |
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1145 miles |
By Plane
The Baton Rouge Metropolitan Airport (Ryan Field) is served by major
airlines. Baton Rouge is accessible by jet service via Delta, American,
Northwest, Continental and US Air. Additional service is available through
New Orleans International Airport, about 1 hour East of Baton Rouge.
Train and Bus
Connecting buses from New Orleans’ Amtrak station and regular Greyhound
buses come in to Baton Rouge at 1253 Florida St, fifteen minutes from
downtown.
Getting Around
Local buses, run by Capital City Transportation are infrequent.
Travel by Car
There is little public transportation in the Baton Rouge area. A car
is essential. Baton Rouge is served by interstate highways 10, 12, 55, 59
and 49.
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