French Explorers Pierre Le Moyne D'Iberville's writings refer to the area as Istrouma or Red Stick, which when translated into French becomes Baton Rouge. Records of D'Iberville describe large, reddened poles erected by Indians with fish and bear heads attached in sacrifice.

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Baton Rouge has plenty of exciting activities within it, which makes it a perfect choice for any traveler. Baton Rouge is the capital city, and there is a unique blend of music, culture, and scenery that makes this city one of a kind. From historic sights to outstanding food, here are 10 reasons to visit this capital

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Baton Rouge was originally a city founded by French settlers. Before it was a city, Baton Rouge was a military post, founded in 1719. The post was named "Baton Rouge" for a red cypress tree stripped of its bark. The tree was a marker that showed the boundary between Houma and Bayou Goula hunting grounds.

Baton Rouge Named by French explorers as "the Red Stick City," Baton Rouge is where Louisiana's capital, flagship university, and distinctive Cajun and Creole cultures all come together. Located in Southeast Louisiana, Baton Rouge is the fifth largest city on the Mississippi River and home to Louisiana's largest parish.