30 miles west of New Orleans on I10.
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There are swamps on both sides of the highway here. While it may not be visible, there is almost no elevation rise from the water on each side of the road. This land was deposited over time by the flooding Mississippi. Southern Louisiana is disappearing now due to the levees on the river preventing such natural flooding. - submitted by AOL Video Up...
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