Land Use & Zoning
In Louisiana, a 'parish' is the equivalent of which political subdivision in other U.S. states?
AA city
BA county✓ Correct
CA state district
DA township
Explanation
Louisiana uses the term 'parish' instead of 'county' as its primary political subdivision. Parishes have their own governments, courts (including conveyance and mortgage records), and taxing authorities.
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