Paróquia de Natchitoches




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Paróquia de Natchitoches

Localização da paróquia no Estado de Louisiana

Estado
Luisiana
Sede da Paróquia
Natchitoches
Maior cidade Natchitoches
Área total 3 365 km²
Área água 114 km² (3,37%)
População 39 080
Densidade populacional 12 hab/km²
Censo
2000
Data de fundação
10 de abril de 1805
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A Paróquia de Natchitoches (pronunciação: négadish) é uma das 64 paróquias do estado americano da Luisiana. A sede da paróquia é Natchitoches, e sua maior cidade é Natchitoches.


A paróquia possui uma área de 3 365 km² (dos quais 114 km² estão cobertas por água), uma população de 39 080 habitantes, e uma densidade populacional de 12 hab/km² (segundo o censo nacional de 2000). A paróquia foi fundada em 10 de abril de 1805.

























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