Mississippi

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Capital: Jackson
Largest City: Jackson
A

Abbeville
Aberdeen
Ackerman
Algoma
Alligator
Amory
Anguilla
Arcola
Artesia
Ashland

B

Baldwyn
Bassfield
Batesville
Bay Saint Louis
Bay Springs
Beaumont
Belmont
Belzoni
Benoit
Bentonia
Beulah
Biloxi
Blue Mountain
Bogue Chitto
Bolton
Booneville
Boyle
Brandon
Brookhaven
Brooksville
Bruce
Bude
Burnsville
Byhalia

C

Caledonia
Calhoun City
Canton
Carrollton
Carthage
Cary
Centreville
Charleston
Chunky
Clarksdale
Cleveland
Clinton
Coahoma
Coffeeville
Coldwater
Collins
Collinsville
Columbia
Columbus
Como
Conehatta
Corinth
Courtland
Crawford
Crenshaw
Crosby
Crowder
Cruger
Crystal Springs
D

D Lo
De Kalb
Decatur
Derma
Diamondhead
Diberville
Drew
Duck Hill
Dumas
Duncan
Durant

E

Ecru
Edwards
Ellisville
Enterprise
Escatawpa
Ethel
Eupora

F

Falcon
Falkner
Fayette
Flora
Florence
Flowood
Forest
French Camp
Friars Point
Fulton

G

Gautier
Georgetown
Glen
Glendora
Gloster
Golden
Goodman
Greenville
Greenwood
Gulfport
Gunnison

H

Hattiesburg
Hazlehurst
Heidelberg
Hernando
Hickory Flat
Hickory
Hinds County
Hollandale
Holly Springs
Horn Lake
Houston
Hurley
I

Indianola
Inverness
Isola
Itta Bena
Iuka

J

Jackson
Jonestown

K

Kilmichael
Kiln
Kosciusko

L

Lake
Lambert
Laurel
Leakesville
Leland
Lexington
Liberty
Long Beach
Louin
Louise
Louisville
Lucedale
Lula
Lumberton
Lyon

M

Maben
Macon
Madison
Magee
Magnolia
Mantachie
Marietta
Marion
Marks
Mathiston
Mayersville
Mc Lain
Mccomb
Meadville
Mendenhall
Meridian
Merigold
Metcalfe
Mize
Monticello
Moorhead
Morgan City
Morton
Moss Point
Mound Bayou
Mount Olive
Myrtle
N

Natchez
Nettleton
New Albany
New Augusta
Newhebron
Newton
North Carrollton
Noxapater

O

Oakland
Ocean Springs
Okolona
Olive Branch
Osyka
Oxford

P

Pace
Pachuta
Pascagoula
Pass Christian
Pearl
Pearlington
Pelahatchie
Petal
Philadelphia
Picayune
Pickens
Pittsboro
Plantersville
Pontotoc
Pope
Poplarville
Port Gibson
Potts Camp
Prentiss
Puckett
Purvis

Q

Quitman

R

Raleigh
Raymond
Richland
Richton
Ridgeland
Rienzi
Ripley
Rolling Fork
Rosedale
Roxie
Ruleville

S

Saltillo
Sandersville
Sardis
Saucier
Schlater
Scooba
Sebastopol
Seminary
Senatobia
Shannon
Shaw
Shelby
Sherman
Shubuta
Shuqualak
Sidon
Silver City
Silver Creek
Sledge
Smithville
Soso
Southaven
Starkville
State Line
Stoneville
Sturgis
Summit
Sumner
Sumrall
Sunflower

T

Taylor
Taylorsville
Tchula
Terry
Thaxton
Tishomingo
Tremont
Tunica
Tupelo
Tutwiler
Tylertown

U

Union
Utica

V

Vaiden
Vardaman
Verona
Vicksburg

W

Walnut Grove
Walnut
Water Valley
Waveland
Waynesboro
Webb
Weir
Wesson
West Point
West
Wiggins
Winona
Winstonville
Woodville

Y

Yazoo City

Interesting Facts


~ Mississippi is the 35th most populous and the 32nd most extensive of the 50 states
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~The state attained statehood on December 10, 1817, becoming the 20th state to join the union ~
~ Over 63% of Mississippi’s land is covered in forests ~
~ More churches per capita than any other state in the USA ~
~ State residents go to church more than people in any other state in the USA ~
~ Nation’s largest Bible-binding plant is located in Greenwood ~
~ Joseph Biedenharn decided to bottle Coca-Cola in 1894, at a plant in Vicksburg ~
~ Home to the longest man-made beach in the world ~
~ Barq’s Root Beer was founded in Biloxi by Edward Adolf Barq Sr ~
~ Elvis Presley was born on January 8, 1935, in Tupelo ~
~ Theodore Roosevelt refused to kill a trapped bear while hunting in Onward, in 1902 ~
~ “Pine-Sol”, was developed in 1929 by the chemist Harry A. Cole ~
~ John B. Stetson cultivated his hat making craft at Dunn’s Fall near Meridian ~
~ Largest industries include: agriculture, manufacturing, mining, and fishing ~
~ Home to the world’s only cactus plantation ~
~ World’s largest shrimp in Pascagoula at the Old Spanish Fort Museum ~
~ Over 100,000 acres of Catfish Ponds in Mississippi ~
~ Belzoni is considered the catfish capital of the world ~
~ Nation’s first-ever Memorial Day celebration was held in the city of Columbus ~
~ The world’s first human lung transplant in 1963, at University of Mississippi Medical Center ~
~  Jackson was named after General Andrew Jackson ~
~ Jackson is the most heavily populated city ~ 82 counties in the state of Mississippi ~
~ Hit with an average of 27 tornadoes each year ~ Lowest point is Gulf of America at sea level ~
~ Vardaman is known as the Sweet Potato Capital ~
~ Magnolia is both the state flower and tree of Mississippi ~
~ Nickname is the Magnolia State ~ Official beverage is milk ~
~ Oliver Pollock, an Irish merchant, invented the dollar sign ~
~ Mississippi is the home of the iconic Mississippi River ~



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