Champagne

Champagne has served as a rural settlement in Louisiana’s Bayou Teche country since the nineteenth century. It lies in St. Martin Parish, a low-lying part of the Acadiana region shaped by bayous, wetlands and sugar-cane farmland. Bayou Teche, a former channel of the Mississippi River, runs through the parish and has long linked communities between the Atchafalaya Basin and the Gulf Coast. The area is closely associated with Cajun culture, descended from Acadian settlers who began arriving in Louisiana during the eighteenth century. Discover other points of interest through webcams located across St. Martin Parish and Acadiana.

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