Zip Codes Near Shreveport, Louisiana

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71101
Shreveport, LA

$650 to $1,732
53 Rentals
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71103
Shreveport, LA

$500 to $1,093
16 Rentals
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71104
Shreveport, LA

$600 to $2,660
44 Rentals
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71105
Shreveport, LA

$600 to $2,660
43 Rentals
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71106
Shreveport, LA

$720 to $2,350
45 Rentals
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71107
Shreveport, LA

$650 to $2,115
75 Rentals
S

71108
Shreveport, LA

$614 to $1,152
21 Rentals
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71109
Shreveport, LA

$500 to $1,569
24 Rentals
S

71115
Shreveport, LA

$720 to $2,096
18 Rentals
S

71118
Shreveport, LA

$717 to $1,480
21 Rentals
S

71119
Shreveport, LA

$500 to $1,569
27 Rentals
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71129
Shreveport, LA

$550 to $1,629
18 Rentals
S

71134
Shreveport, LA

$650 to $1,802
51 Rentals
S

71163
Shreveport, LA

$650 to $1,802
51 Rentals
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