bourbon street is the famous street in new orleans dividing 18th century city and newer business district.
bourbon street is the famous street in new orleans dividing 18th century city and newer business district.
what's the famous street in new orleans dividing 18th century city and newer business district?
bourbon street
canal street, new orleans









































canal street () is a major thoroughfare in the city of new orleans. forming the upriver boundary of the city's oldest neighborhood, the french quarter or vieux carré, it served historically as the dividing line between the colonial-era (18th-century) city and the newer american sector, today's central business district.
canal street, new orleans
new orleans lower central business district









































the new orleans lower central business district is a historic district in new orleans, louisiana which was listed on the national register of historic places (nrhp) in 1991. it may be referred to as lower central business district. along with the nrhp-listed new orleans upper central business district to the south, across the redeveloped poydras street, it is included within the larger new orleans central business district area. to the north, between n. peters and n. rampart, the district borders the historic, nrhp-listed vieux carre, which is a u.s. national historic landmark.
new orleans lower central business district