It is one--if not the--most critical question about the rebuilding of New Orleans: what is the exact blueprint guiding New Orleans' recovery and what does the future of our city look like? Dr. Ed Blakely sought to answer that question back in March, when he unveiled a master plan outlining 17 target zones that would anchor the city's $1.1 billion rebuilding effort. Starting October 25, the Eyewitness Morning News begins a detailed look at that plan, going zone by zone to explain exactly what's in the works for many New Orleans neighborhoods. Every other Thursday over the next few months, we'll be highlighting a different area of the city.

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Part I: Freret Street

Part II: Lakeview and Harrison Avenue

Part III: St. Roch neighborhood

Part IV: Gentilly neighborhood

Part V: Broadmoor neighborhood

Part VI: Lower Ninth Ward

Part VII: Alcee Fortier Neighborhood

Part VIII: South Claiborne at Toledono

Part IX: Paris Avenue near Robert E. Lee

Part X: Canal Street

Part XI: New Orleans East

Part XII: Bayou Road-Broad Street

Part XIII: St. Bernard-A.P. Tureaud

Part XIV: Oretha Castle Haley Boulevard

Part XV: Lafitte and Broad

Part XVI: Tulane and Jeff Davis

Part XVII: Carrollton and I-10

Part XVIII: Back to Gentilly

Part XIX: Back to Lakeview