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New Orleans (pronounce /nʲuːˈɔɹliˌɛnz/, locally /ˌnuːˈɔːlɛnz/; French: La Nouvelle-Orléans [lanuvɛlɔʀleɑ̃] (help·info)) is a major United States port city and the largest city in Louisiana. It is the center of the New Orleans metropolitan area.
Trivia about new orleans
On Feb. 8, 2010 the headline in a major newspaper in this city read, "Amen! After 43 Years, Our Prayers Are Answered"
In population, it was by far the largest city in the Confederacy at the start of the Civil War
The Rio's Masquerade Village has 3 sections: Rio, Venice & this Mardi Gras city
This city's French Quarter encompasses 70 blocks
In the 1763 Treaty of Paris France ceded to England all its land east of the Mississippi, except for this city
When football's Saints go marching in for a home game, it's in this city
The Pharmacy Museum in this city's French Quarter has an enormous leech jar on display
The NBA's Jazz franchise spent 5 years in this city before moving to Salt Lake City in 1979
Commander's Palace is an elegant restaurant in this Louisiana city's Garden District
William Faulkner's novel "Mosquitoes" satirizes the literary life in this Louisiana city
For an unusual evening out, this Louisiana city's historic Voodoo Museum offers moonlight swamp cruises
During the 1800s, this Louisiana city was known as the "Paris of America"
If you live in this city that was founded in 1718, you're an Orleanian
Its 3,400-square-mile metropolitan area extends over 8 administrative units known as parishes
The NFL'sSaints
Parks in this Louisiana city include Audubon & Pontchartrain
171-foot-wide Canal Street runs from Lake Pontchartrain to the Mississippi River in this city
You can tour old homes in this city's Garden District & French Quarter during its spring fiesta
William Faulkner once lived at 624 Pirates Alley in this Louisiana city; it's now a bookstore that sells his works
Harry Connick, Jr. wrote the songs for the musical "Thou Shalt Not", set in this southern city, his hometown
The Hotel Maison de Ville,The Soniat House,Le Richelieu in the French Quarter
This city's Storyville district famed for jazz & vice, was closed in 1917 at the navy's insistence
This city’s Superdome has been just super, hosting 6 Super Bowls, more than any other site
The battle of this city was the last military engagement of the War of 1812
This "Crescent City" was acquired as part of the land deal the U.S. made with France in 1803
Benjamin Franklin "Beast" Butler was dismissed in 1862 as military governor of this Louisiana city
Since they peaked 2,500 years ago, you won't find many Etruscans catching jazz in this city's Preservation Hall
"The Last Madam" is a recent book about Norma Wallace, who ran a famous brothel in this city's French Quarter
Esplanade Avenue,Royal Street,Bourbon Street
Away down yonder in Louisiana you'll be drawn & French Quartered to this, its largest city in population
Le Petit Theatre du Vieux Carre in this U.S. city has several ghosts, including that of an actress who fell to her death
It's fun to ride the riverboat from the Audobon Zoo to the Aquarium of the Americas in this Louisiana city
The final battle of the War of 1812 was fought in 1815 in & around this city
From its Times-Picayune:"Basin Street sampler benefits Louis Armstrong... Jazz Camp"
Ernest Morial was the first black mayor of this Louisiana city; his son Marc became mayor in 1994
How suite it is at the Iberville Suites, in the French Quarter of this city
Truman Capote was born on September 30, 1924 in this Southern city
Between 2000 & 2007, this city lost half of its 484,674 people; Hurricane Katrina had something to do with it
Unaware of the Treaty of Ghent signed earlier, the British attacked this Louisiana city on Jan. 8, 1815
In Tennessee Williams' play, streetcars named Desire & Cemetery run on a single track in this southern city
The Cabildo in this city was the headquarters of the Spanish rulers of Louisiana
Capote was born Truman Streckfus Persons September 30, 1924 in this Southern U.S. city
In 2008 a homeless advocacy group reported that one in 25 of this Southern city's 300,000 residents is homeless
Louisiana's lowest point is 8 feet below sea level in this city
The deepest part of the Mississippi River is 200 feet at Algiers Point across from the French Quarter in this city
This city's famous French Quarter is also called the Vieux Carre, which means "old square"
Rumors on Royal Street in this city specializes in hand-crafted Mardi Gras masks
"The Mardi Gras City"
WWNO & WNOE were 2 sources of important info in this city following the disaster brought on by Katrina
People were jazzed when a park named for Louis Armstrong was dedicated in this city of his birth
"Toys in the Attic" & "A Streetcar Named Desire" are both set in this city
The Time Almanac reports this largest city in Louisiana is home to fewer than 1,000 Native Americans, Eskimos & Aleuts
This city became the capital of the Louisiana territory in 1722
(Ken Burns opens the category for us.) On January 8, 2001 the series "Jazz" premiered with a look at this birthplace of jazz, the USA's most cosmopolitan city at the turn of the 20th century
This Louisiana city's been called "The Queen of the South" & "Crescent City"
This city's voodoo tours can take you to voodoo rituals & voodo queen Marie Laveau's tomb on Basin St.
U.S. city called "The Cradle of Jazz"
"The Crescent City"
In 1977 voters elected Ernest N. "Dutch" Morial, the first black mayor of this city
The Crescent City Classic, a 10K run held in the spring in this Louisiana city, is followed by a huge celebration
The French Quarter of this Louisiana city is world-famous for its nightlife
The Pontalba Apartments,Pat O'Brien's Bar,Preservation Hall
Barbecued shrimp is the specialty of Pascal's Manale on Napoleon Avenue in this southern U.S. city
Tulane & Loyola, both on St. Charles Ave. in this city, are an average of 4 feet below sea level
The Mistick Krewe of Comus has been participating in parades in this city since 1857
In 1815 Sir Edward Pakenham's forces attacked this city & were repulsed by Andrew Jackson's
3 of the 6 restaurants owned by Emeril LaGasse are in this city
On honeymoon Rhett says, "Forget about Atlanta. I brought you to" this city "to have fun"
Dixieland refers to a style of jazz that originated in this Southern city
You can ride a streetcar or a sternwheeler to this city's Audubon Zoo
You can get customized gris-gris bags at the Historic Voodoo Museum on Dumaine Street in this city
Here are before & after images of this U.S. city in 2000 & 2005
Antoine Alciatore opened his restaurant on St. Louis Street in this city in 1840
Jean Lafite & Louis Armstrong are depicted in wax at the Musee Conti Wax Museum in this Louisiana city
On this largest Louisiana city's seal, the alligator represents the city's marshes & swamps
"Mardi Gras City"
David Farragut sailed into the Mississippi River in April 1862 & captured Natchez, Baton Rouge & this city
Annie Christmas, who unloaded boats in this Louisiana city, could carry a barrel of flour under each arm
I'm hiding in the crowd at Mardi Gras, so seek me in this Louisiana "Crescent City"
Wynton & Branford Marsalis were both born in this southern "Crescent City"
It's the city where you'd find "The House Of The Rising Sun", the ruin of many a poor boy
The first jazz record was made by a lame-o white band from this city where black musicians had created jazz
The song "Way Down Yonder In" this city goes way back to 1922
Marie Laveau's House of Voodoo
The title hotel in Arthur Hailey's novel "Hotel" was inspired by the Fairmont in this Louisiana city
The 33-story World Trade Center building rises at the south end of Canal Street in this city, y'all
2 steamboats race annually on the Mississippi between St. Louis & this city about 700 miles away
"The Crescent City","The Paris of America"
(Richard Simmons reads the clue.) Bananas Foster & Oysters Rockefeller are 2 yummy dishes created in this Southern city, my birthplace
This city's Lafayette Cemetery appears in several of Anne Rice's Vampire novels
World's largest indoor stadium is the domed one in this city
Though the financial scheme known as the "Mississippi Bubble"burst in 1720, it led tothe settlement of this city
Jean Lafitte immigrated to this city around 1806; he defended it from the British in the War of 1812
For years you could find Pete Fountain playing the clarinet at his own club on Poydras St. in this Southern city
Antoine's, 713 rue St. Louis
In May 2008 this city's mayor Ray Nagin told the citizens, "We are reinventing ourselves in recovery"
Bourbon French Parfums in this Louisiana city has sold custom-blended fragrances for over 150 years
"The Crescent City",Louisiana
cities that the NBA's Hornets called home in the 2005-06 season
Paul Tulane gave a substantial endowment to a school in this city, and it was renamed in his honor
Lake Pontchartrain & St. Bernard Parish form part of this city's northern & southern boundaries
This southern city's convention center is named for Ernest Morial, the city's first African-American mayor
An Eiffel Tower eatery was moved to this city, retooled & placed across from the Pontchartrain Hotel
In June 2002 this city's Times-Picayune began a 5-part series on the destruction a hurricane could bring
In 1808 this formerly Spanish city had the USA's first newspaper in Spanish, fittingly titled El Misisipi
The pirate Jean Lafitte was pardoned by President Madison for his help during the 1814 battle of this city
Voodoo queen Marie Laveau is one of many local legend depicted in wax at the Musee Conti in this U.S. city
George Washington Cable's 1879 collection "Old Creole Days" contained 7 stories set in this city
The game of craps developed in the 19th century in this "Crescent City"
The Sheraton Hotelat 500 Canal Street
From its Times-Picayune: "Capitol projects director left after long dispute over hurricane recovery spending"
Armstrong performed "Basin Street Blues" in this 1947 film that shares its name with his hometown
Audubon Park,Jean Lafitte National Historic Park
Located in this city's Garden District, Commander's Palace features a jazz brunch on weekends
Arlo Guthrie: "I'm the train they call the city of" this; "I'll be gone 500 miles when the day is done"
The St. Charles streetcar clamors through the heart of this southern delta city
In 2006, Nathan used more than 120,000 Lego elements for the rebirth of this Southern city
At the end of Prohibition in 1933, Pat O'Brien converted his speakeasy to a legal bar in this city
Located at 333 Canal Street, Canal Place is one of the most beautiful shopping centers in this Southern city
Oysters Bienville is named for the founder of this Louisiana city
Ernest Morial & Moon Landrieu kept 'em marchin' in for this city
Johnny Horton:"Battle Of ____ ____"
(Hi, I'm Harry Connick Jr.) At age 5 I played "The Star-Spangled Banner" at my dad's inauguration as D.A. of this "Crescent City", my hometown
15 days after the Treaty of Ghent was signed setting an end to the War of 1812, Andrew Jackson beat the British at this city
Ordered to capture this city on the Mississippi, David Farragut forced its surrender April 25, 1862
The spirit of Marie Laveu reportedly utters voodoo curses to trespassers at a cemetery in this city
The completion of the Bonnet Carre Spillway in this city in 1932 largely ended the threat of floods from the Mississippi