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Cecilia Water Corporation Plant

(337) 667-6723

* City of Arnaudville

(337) 754-5911

Greenbriar-Prairie Basse Water Corporation

(337) 662-6716

Lafayette Consolidated Government: Street Lights

(337) 291-5700

Lafayette Parish Water Works

(337) 896-8628

Leonville Utilities

(337) 879-0035

Opelousas Water Department

(337) 948-2527

Opelousas Water Plant

(337) 948-2555

Town of Cecilia: Water Dept

(337) 667-6358

United Water System Inc

(337) 754-5951

Water Plant

(337) 662-3866

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Facts about Arnaudville, LA:
Arnaudville is a town in St. Landry and St. Martin parishes in the U.S. state of Louisiana. The population was 1,398 at the 2000 census. The St. Martin Parish portion of Arnaudville is part of the Lafayette Metropolitan Statistical Area, while the St. Landry Parish portion is part of the Opelousas?Eunice Micropolitan Statistical Area. On the original site of an Attakapas Indian village, Arnaudville is one of the oldest remaining towns in St. Landry Parish. First called La Murière, it was later known as La Jonction which meant "The Junction" translated from french. By the 19th century, the town was named after the Brothers Arnaud, who had donated a large amount of land to the town to make a Church for whites and blacks (which still exists today). The Arnauds were the family in which the town got its final name from, many of whose descendants still live in the area. But the French had settled the town in the late 18th century. Arnaudville was incorporated in 1870. Today, the town is...