Louisiana Highway 14
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| Louisiana Highway 14 |
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| Length: | 100.44 mi (161.61 km) | ||||||||
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| Formed: | 1955 renumbering | ||||||||
| West end: |  US 90 in Lake Charles |
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| Major junctions: |
 I-210 in Lake Charles LA 26 in Lake Arthur LA 13 in Kaplan US 167 &  LA 82 near AbbevilleUS 90 near New Iberia |
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| East end: | LA 182 in New Iberia | ||||||||
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Louisiana Highway 14 (LA 14) is a state highway that serves Calcasieu Parish, Jefferson Davis Parish, Vermillion Parish, and Iberia Parish in Louisiana. It spans 100.44 miles, running from west to east.
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From the west, LA 14 begins at a junction with U.S. Route 90 in Lake Charles and heads due south, intersecting Interstate 210 before leaving the city limits. LA 14 then turns due east after intersecting LA 27. LA 14 intersects LA 26 in Lake Arthur, LA 91 in Gueydan, LA 13 and LA 35 in Kaplan, and U.S. Route 167 and LA 82 north of Abbeville. Louisiana Highway 14 Bypass runs through downtown Abbeville while the original highway runs just north of the city limits. The two highways split west of the city limits and rejoin just east of the city limits. LA 14 then passes through Erath and Delcambre before entering Iberia Parish. There, LA 14 turns to the northeast and intersects with U.S. Route 90 outside of New Iberia. LA 14 then ends in downtown New Iberia at the intersection of LA 14 and Louisiana Highway 182.
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