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Cotton Valley, Louisiana in Webster County


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There are currently no properties eligible for USDA loans in Cotton Valley.

Please try searching another, possibly more rural and populated region. Other cities in Webster county include:

Couchwood,   Cullen,   Dayson,   Dixie Inn,   Dorcheat,   Doyline,   Dubberly,   Ecco,   Gifford,   Gilark,   Goodwill,   Grim,   Grove,   Heflin,   Hortman,   Invincible,   Leton,   Long Springs,   McIntyre,   Minden,   Nine Forks,   Noles Landing,   Old Shongaloo,   Pace,   Port Boliver,   Porterville,   Sarepta,   Shongaloo,   Sibley,   Springhill,   Treat,   Yellow Pine,  

 

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Acadia,   Allen,   Ascension,   Assumption,   Avoyelles,   Beauregard,   Bienville,   Bossier,   Caddo,   Calcasieu,   Caldwell,   Cameron,   Catahoula,   Claiborne,   Concordia,   De Soto,   East Baton Rouge,   East Carroll,   East Feliciana,   Evangeline,   Franklin,   Grant,   Iberia,   Iberville,   Jackson,   Jefferson,   Jefferson Davis,   La Salle,   Lafayette,   Lafourche,   Lincoln,   Livingston,   Madison,   Morehouse,   Natchitoches,   Orleans,   Ouachita,   Plaquemines,   Pointe Coupee,   Rapides,   Red River,   Richland,   Sabine,   Saint Bernard,   Saint Charles,   Saint Helena,   Saint James,   Saint John the Baptist,   Saint Landry,   Saint Martin,   Saint Mary,   Saint Tammany,   Tangipahoa,   Tensas,   Terrebonne,   Union,   Vermilion,   Vernon,   Washington,   West Baton Rouge,   West Carroll,   West Feliciana,   Winn,  

Interested in fun facts and the history of Cotton Valley, LA?
Then read on!

Here are some interesting facts about Cotton Valley, Louisiana:

1. The village was originally named "Cotton Valley Station" due to the station being the end of the railroad line for shipping cotton.

2. In the 1900s, Cotton Valley was a thriving oil town, and oil rigs can still be seen in the area.

3. The famous Louisiana politician Huey P. Long worked as a traveling salesman in Cotton Valley in his younger years.

4. The village is home to a historical landmark, the Corinth Baptist Church, which was established in 1865 and is still in operation today.

5. Cotton Valley is also home to the popular Lake Bistineau State Park, which offers camping, hiking, fishing, and boating opportunities.

6. The village has a small population of around 1,000 people and covers an area of just over 2 square miles.

7. The Cotton Valley High School, which was built in the 1930s, was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1995.

8. Every year, the village hosts the "Cotton Valley Daze" festival, which features live music, food vendors, and a parade.