Everything about Louisiana Highway 18 totally explained
Louisiana Highway 18 (
LA 18) is a
state highway in
Louisiana that serves
Ascension,
St. James,
St. John the Baptist,
St. Charles, and
Jefferson Parishes. It runs from west to east, parallel to the west bank of the
Mississippi River, running from
Donaldsonville to
Gretna. It spans a total of about 80.12 miles. In the more rural parts of LA 18's span, it's commonly referred to as River Road, but it becomes 4th Street once it enters
Westwego.
Route description
LA 18 begins as an undivided, two lane road in downtown
Donaldsonville as Bayou Road, which runs parallel to the Mississippi River. It intersects with the
Sunshine Bridge (
LA 70) east of Donaldsonville, the
Veterans Memorial Bridge (
LA 3213) in
Wallace, and
Interstate 310 near
Luling as it continues downriver. At
Bridge City, LA 18 shortly merges with
U.S. Highway 90 but continues its eastward span while U.S. 90 crosses the Mississippi River via the
Huey P. Long Bridge. When LA 18 enters
Westwego, LA 18 becomes 4th Street but still continues alongside the river. In
Gretna, LA 18 turns south, away from the river, onto Lafayette Street and ends at the intersection of Lafayette St. and the
Westbank Expressway.
Spur Louisiana Highway 18
In Westwego, LA 18 turns from Louisiana Street onto 4th Street. Spur LA 18 continues southward for 0.66 miles on Louisiana Street until it meets the
Westbank Expressway (
BUS US 90).
Further Information
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