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Plaquemine is located at the junction of Bayou Plaquemine and the Mississippi River. The city itself is surrounded by farmland; beyond the farmland to the west lies nearly uninhabited swampland.
- Drive down Horace Wilkinson Bridge. Take a scenic drive down Horace Wilkinson bridge on I-10 early in the morning or late at night in order to see the Mississippi River from a 360-degree view.
- Take a tour of historic downtown Plaquemine. Where is Plaquemine, Louisiana? The quaint town of Plaquemine is at the heart of Iberville. It has a broad and deep history, and it has the antebellum buildings to prove it.
- Play in Plaquemine City Park. Whether you are with your family or friends, Plaquemine City Park is the perfect place to play. It boasts a wide variety of amenities: a path for short or long walks, a picnic area for a delicious bagged meal, a water spray park for summertime and swimsuits and so much more!
- See the Plaquemine Lock state historic site. The Plaquemine Lock state historic site is located on 6 hectares (14 acres) of land, making it a large and lovely place to spend the morning, afternoon or evening.
The city is rich in small-town charm, with old plantation homes that recall its founding in 1775. Plaquemine (whose name is a Native American word for "persimmon") is a former logging town that gained notoriety for an engineering marvel known as the Plaquemine Lock.
Welcome to Plaquemines Parish! As the Mississippi River nears the Gulf of Mexico, orange groves and oyster boats mingle with marsh, swamps, and barrier islands to create a unique setting for you to explore. Come experience world class fishing, fresh seafood, history, and environmental tours in Louisiana’s Deep Delta Country.
City of Plaquemine | 23640 Railroad Avenue | Plaquemine, LA 70764 | Phone: 225-687-3116 | Contact Us
In the early 1800s, prehistoric Bayou Plaquemine provided one of the most common routes from the Mississippi River to the western interior of Louisiana. By the mid 1800s, Plaquemine became an important trade center because of its strategic bayou inlet.
Things to Do. Historic Downtown Plaquemine. The best way to enjoy the beauty of downtown Plaquemine's architectural gems is to take a walking tour of the area. Iberville Museum.
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