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There are 554 Courts in Louisiana, serving a population of 4,663,461 people in an area of 43,195 square miles. There is 1 Court per 8,417 people, and 1 Court per 77 square miles. The state of Louisiana is ranked 8th in Courts per capita, and 10th in Courts per square mile.

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East Carroll Parish

East Carroll District Court

East Carroll District Court
400 1st Street, Lake Providence, LA 71254
Phone: 318-559-2399

Lake Providence Justice of Peace Court

Lake Providence Justice of Peace Court
1896 Island Point Drive, Lake Providence, LA 71254
Phone: 318-559-1744

Town of Lake Providence

Town of Lake Providence
201 Sparrow Street, Lake Providence, LA 71254
Phone: 318-559-2288

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