Lake Charles

noun

Sasol and its predecessor have produced or handled chemicals at our Lake Charles complex for more than 60 years.

Some areas, such as Lake Charles and Grand Isle, have been hit more than once and have yet to recover.

These pictures were taken less than 24 hours apart as we were evacuating Lake Charles.

It is time to stop sacrificing people living in places like Lake Charles, West Louisville, and Houston.

As the experience of the people of Lake Charles reminds us, we do not have time to wait.

See also, in the section on Disposition, the account of a herd attacked by a hunter near Lake Charles.

A hundred or more Caribou were resting or feeding quietly on a bare ridge south of Lake Charles.

Near Lake Charles, at Sulphur, are very extraordinary sulphur deposits.

Lake Charles is the chief centre of lumber manufacture in the state, and has rice mills, car shops and an important trade in wool.

A new church has been organized at Lake Charles, La., with thirty members.

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