Eden Isle: Oak Harbor: I-220 (Traffic closest to this camera is traveling westbound on I-220)
Tucked along the southern edge of Cross Lake, Oak Harbor is a place whose character is shaped by the shoreline and road network of the Shreveport area. Cross Lake is a freshwater reservoir that supplies Shreveport, while its wooded margins and residential streets give this part of northwest Louisiana a different rhythm from the downtown grid. The locality lies west of the city centre in Caddo Parish, where local routes connect lakeside homes with the wider urban area. Shreveport’s cultural life includes the historic Municipal Auditorium, associated with the Louisiana Hayride radio programme, and the Red River runs east of the lake through the city.
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