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Drive Time Map of Shreveport, LA

Shreveport occupies the west bank of the Red River at the Louisiana-Texas border, and the river with its few crossings creates a market separation between Shreveport and Bossier City that is larger than the quarter-mile water gap suggests. I-20 and I-220 form the key east-west and outer arc corridors, with the Bossier City casino strip generating enormous anomalous traffic counts along the US-80 bridge approach.

32.5252° N · 93.7502° W

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Understanding Shreveport's geography

Why Shreveport's drive times defy radius math.

The Red River has four vehicle crossings in the urban core, and the Texas Street and I-20 bridges carry the majority of cross-river traffic between Shreveport's commercial core and Bossier City's casino and retail corridor. I-220 forms a northern bypass arc that opens access to the Blanchard and Elm Grove residential areas, though population density thins quickly north of the arc.

Franchise site-selectors should note that Bossier City's casino-driven traffic generates inflated vehicle counts that skew intersection data — actual household-based demand requires careful calibration. The Youree Drive corridor in southeast Shreveport, anchored by the South Park Mall area, captures the metro's highest-income households and the most conventional retail trade patterns in the region.

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