Which passage was officially named Ruelle d'Orleans, Nord in 1831?

The correct answer is Pere Antoine's Alley. This passage, which is located in the French Quarter of New Orleans, was designated as Ruelle d'Orleans, Nord in 1831. The term "ruelle" refers to a narrow street or alley, which is fitting for Pere Antoine's Alley, known for its historic significance and charm. This alley runs alongside St. Louis Cathedral, further linking it to the rich cultural and historical fabric of the area.

In contrast, Pontalba Street, Chartres Street, and Royal Street are well-known streets in their own right, each with their unique history and character but do not share the specific designation of Ruelle d'Orleans, Nord from that year. Understanding these distinctions is essential to appreciating the layout and historical nomenclature of the French Quarter.