Dulac

Dulac “Bayou Island” (Dark Waters). The Island was inherited by A southeastern tribe; Soco [SOH-koh] (so-quo-hi): “Number One Place.” Cherokee place of water or mountains: introduction to Oil.

Also, Traditionally described as: a Southern (Gulf) territory at the edges of Terrebonne parish. Home to “Cajun” Tribal (Native) Indians (i.e. Cherokee, Choctaw, Houma, Chitamacha, etc.). Surrounded by marshes, wetlands, and swamps; fishermen and/or Offshore Oilers embrace a traditional “Bayou Lifestyle,” which is rich in Heritage. And common dialect is spoken in a unique Cajun/French accent (sometimes Créole).

People

• Bill DuLac, American football player
• Catherine Dulac, a professor for molecular biology
• Charles-Marie Dulac (1862-1898), French Symbolist landscape lithographer
• Edmund Dulac, French book illustrator
• Germaine Dulac, French film director and early film theorist
• Henri Dulac, French mathematician
• Joseph Dulac (1827–1897), botanist

Places

• Dulac, Louisiana, United States

See also

• Duloc, the kingdom formerly ruled by Lord Farquaad in the Shrek film series