Yes. Louisiana includes the last 300 miles of the Mississippi River, and stretches from Texas to Mississippi and Alabama on the northern Gulf of Mexico.
Louisiana.
Archer City, Texas
Louisiana
Dallas, TX
The event that was seen as the last straw before Texas choose to secede was the election of Abraham Lincoln and his anti-slavery platform.
Anything in the areas that surrounds Texas like: * Mexico * Louisiana * Arkansas * Oklahoma * New Mexico the last listed and best selection.
Louisiana
{| |- | The Union cut them off by taking control of the Mississippi River. The last city to fall was Vickburg. The battle took many days before the city fell. The Brown Water Navy consisted of gunboats and iron clads that fought in the fresh water of the Mississippi, Missouri and numerous other rivers that connected the Southern states. |}
The Last Days of Louisiana Red was created in 1974.
I know that Squaw Gap, ND got national recognition in 1971 as the last region in the US to receive telephone service.
The last German City he lived in was Munich but he moved to Italy and Switzerland long before he moved to the United States.