The rest of NOLA is below sea level, smart ass. I wasn’t specifically referring to LaPlace, but to NOLA as a whole.
If Wikipedia is to be believed, LaPlace is a mountainous 10 feet above sea level.
It seems the Hurricane can dunk
Tell me, was New Orleans below sea level when it was founded? That it is below sea level today is a testament to the huge sacrifice it has been forced to make for the good of the rest of the nation. I could explain but judgemental jerks like you wouldn't care or understand. They are people just like you and me and this is their home. You have a home. I'm sure it has its faults. If it was on fire, I'm sure you wouldn't appreciate someone saying you shouldn't be living there as you are trying to escape.
Laplace isn’t in New Orleans at all. It’s 25 miles west. And all the older neighborhoods in New Orleans are above sea level. You really need to quit running your mouth about this.