Bastrop, Louisiana

==Notable people==
* [[Ronnie Coleman]], professional bodybuilder
* [[Bill Dickey]], [[Major League Baseball]]  Hall of Fame catcher for the New York Yankees
* [[Denzel Devall]], college football player
* [[Michael Echols]], member of the [[Louisiana House of Representatives]] 
* [[Stump Edington]], [[Major League Baseball]] player who died in Bastrop
* [[David 'Bo' Ginn]], state senator from Morehouse Parish from 1980 to 1988
* [[Luther E. Hall]], governor of Louisiana
* [[Stacey Hawkins]],  [[United States Air Force]] major general
* [[Ed Head]], [[Major League Baseball]] player who died in Bastrop
* [[Mable John]], [[Motown Records]] singer born in Bastrop
* [[Jim Looney]], [[National Football League|NFL]] player
* [[Bob Love]], [[NBA]] basketball player
* [[Calvin Natt]], [[National Basketball Association]] player who was born in Monroe, but attended Bastrop High School, later NLU and was an NBA All-Star with the Denver Nuggets
* [[Kenny Natt]], [[National Basketball Association]] younger brother of Kenny Natt, drafted by [[Indiana Pacers]] in 1980
* [[Willie Parker (defensive tackle)|Willie Parker]], NFL and WFL player
* [[Rueben Randle]], [[LSU Tigers football]], wide receiver, led Bastrop High School to a state championship, was drafted by the [[New York Giants]] in 2012
* [[Shane Reynolds]], [[Major League Baseball]] player<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.baseball-almanac.com/players/player.php?p=reynosh01|title =   Shane Reynolds Stats|publisher= Baseball Almanac|access-date = February 2, 2013}}</ref>
* [[John Wesley Ryles]], country music singer, born in Bastrop in 1950
* [[Talance Sawyer]], played for the Minnesota Vikings; born in Bastrop
* [[Dylan Scott]], country music singer-songwriter
* [[Pat Williams (American football)|Pat Williams]], NFL player (Minnesota Vikings); born in Bastrop
* [[Hulon B. Whittington]], Medal of Honor recipient