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Cane River National Heritage Area
Where To Eat
 
St. Augustine Catholic Church Annual October Fair, Photo by CRNHA
St. Augustine Catholic Church 2006 Fair, Photo by CRNHA
The cuisine within Cane River National Heritage Area is as unique as the region's culture and heritage. Hungry visitors can sample such favorites as Creole gumbo, Natchitoches' famous meat pies, and fried catfish along with many other wonderful Cane River dishes.

For dining information contact:

Natchitoches Convention and Visitors Bureau
    phone: 800/ 259-1714
or visit
    www.natchitoches.net

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American flag reflected in Cane River Lake as ducks swim by, Photo by Sonny Carter

Did You Know?
Cane River National Heritage Area includes Cane River Lake, an oxbow lake that once was the primary channel of the mighty Red River and defines the region today, just as it has for centuries.

Last Updated: January 04, 2007 at 11:49 MST