Everything about Louisiana Highway 39 totally explained
Louisiana Highway 39 (
LA 39) is a
state highway in
Louisiana that serves
Orleans,
St. Bernard, and
Plaquemines Parishes. In New Orleans, LA 39 is referred to as North Claiborne Avenue, while in St. Bernard Parish, it's known as Judge Perez Drive. It spans 54.08 miles and is bannered north/south.
Route description
From the north, LA 39 begins at an exit ramp from
Interstate 10 onto North Claiborne Avenue. In New Orleans, Highway 39 is a four lane, divided road that runs through the city's
9th Ward. LA 39 crosses over the
Industrial Canal via the
Claiborne Avenue Bridge and enters the
Lower 9th Ward, where it becomes the neighborhood's primary road. At the parish line, LA 39 becomes West Judge Perez Drive and passes through the towns of
Arabi,
Chalmette,
Meraux and
Violet. When LA 39 intersects with
LA 47, it becomes East Judge Perez Drive. After exiting Meraux, LA 39 continues parallel to the
Mississippi River and shortly merges with
LA 46 near
Poydras. At the two highways' merging, LA 39 becomes a two lane, undivided road. It runs due west and then southward along the east bank of the Mississippi River into
Plaquemines Parish and passes through
Pointe à la Hache before reaching a dead end at the Bohemia Spillway Levee.
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