Louisiana’s Most Neighborly Towns Ranked

Lafayette, La (KMDL) - Louisiana is known for passing a good time. Not only are we kind and friendly to each other, but we extend this kindness to out of towners as well.

We love talking to people visiting from other places so we can proudly tell them everything about our food, music, culture, and more.

Are there places in Louisiana that are more friendly and neighborly than others?

The folks over at worldatlas.com sure think so, and they've ranked what they say are the most neighborly towns in Louisiana.

Louisiana's Most Neighborly Towns

Worldatlas.com's list of "Louisiana's Most Neighborly Towns" cover places all over the State, even in Acadiana.

What makes a town neighborly?

A neighborly town is a place where it feels like people look out for each other, and not just when things go bad, but in the little, everyday ways too.

From worldatlas.com -

"Louisiana is a lively state that celebrates its past and future with over 400 annual festivals throughout the state. Planning a trip around one of these festivals is a great way to interact with the warm communities and experience the best of Louisiana."

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Below are the "Most Neighborly Town In Louisiana" according to worldatlas.com.

In no particular order...

1. BREAUX BRIDGE, LOUISIANA

How could "The Crawfish Capital of the World" not be on this list, right?

Breaux Bridge, Louisiana is most definitely a shining gem of Acadiana.

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2. ST. FRANCISVILLE, LOUSIANA

St. Francisville, Louisiana is arguably most known for being the home of what is considered to be one of the most haunted houses in America, The Myrtles Plantation.

3. THIBODAUX, LOUISIANA

The City of Thibodaux, Louisiana in Lafourche Parish is known as the "Queen City of Lafourche".

Home to Nicholls State University, Thibodaux also hosts the yearly Big Boy's Main Street Cookoff and the Thibodeauxville Fall Festival.

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4. ST. MARTINVILLE, LOUISIANA

Historic St. Martinville, Louisiana has the nickname of "Le Petit Paris" meaning "Little Paris".

Known around America for the Longfellow Evangeline State Historic Site, and the Evangeline Oak, St. Martinville is definitely one of Louisiana's most neighborly towns.

5. COVINGTON, LOUISIANA

Covington, Louisiana is known for their vibrant art community and incredible downtown community.

Covington is probably most known for being the home to the Abita Brewing Company.

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6. MANDEVILLE, LOUISIANA

Mandeville, Louisiana is very well-known for being the home of the incredible Fontainebleau State Park.

Located in St. Tammany Parish, Madeville's crowning jewel is Lake Pontchartrain.

Read more at worldatlas.com.