How did the acadians know were to move to when the britens kicked them out?

When the Acadians were expelled by the British in the 1750s, many relied on existing networks of family and friends to guide their relocation. Some moved to areas in present-day Louisiana, where they were welcomed by French-speaking populations, while others sought refuge in France or other parts of Canada. Their knowledge of geography, shared experiences, and the support of fellow Acadians facilitated their movement to safer havens. Additionally, some Acadians were able to use maritime routes to escape and find new homes.