Tangipahoa is a parish located in the southeastern region of Louisiana. It was established in 1869 and is known for its rich cultural heritage and diverse communities. The parish seat is Amite City, which serves as the administrative center. Tangipahoa is characterized by its lush landscapes, including forests and rivers, making it a picturesque area. The economy of Tangipahoa is primarily based on agriculture, with crops like soybeans and corn being significant. The parish also hosts various festivals, celebrating local traditions and the vibrant culture of the region. Outdoor activities, such as fishing and hiking, attract both residents and visitors alike.