Existed: 1938 – 1955 Constructed 1938 | Length 5.5 km | |
South end: US 65 / SR 15 near Red Gum community North end: US 65 / SR 3 at Clayton | ||
Louisiana State Route 15-D (LA 15-D) was a state highway in Louisiana. It spanned 3.40 miles (5.47 km), serving northeastern Louisiana, spanning from Red Gum community to the town of Clayton. It was an older alignment of LA 15.
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Route description
LA 15-D was essentially only an older alignment of LA 15, following the old road from Red Gum to Clayton. It paralleled LA 15 across the Missouri Pacific Railroad, serving as an alternative route to LA 15 and US 65. It was bypassed whenever the segment from Red Gum to Clayton was built.
Major intersections
The entire highway was in Concordia Parish.
References
Louisiana State Route 15-D Wikipedia(Text) CC BY-SA