Copiah County, Administrative county in Mississippi, United States.
Copiah County is an administrative county in Mississippi covering 769 square miles with farmland, timber resources, and multiple residential communities. Hazlehurst serves as the county seat and administrative hub for the population.
The area was established in 1823 from portions of Hinds and Yazoo counties. Its name comes from Choctaw words meaning calling panther.
The annual Tomato Festival in Crystal Springs honors the county's farming roots and its former role as a major growing region. The celebration reflects how deeply this crop is woven into local identity.
A car is the best way to explore since communities are spread throughout the county. Hazlehurst offers basic services and amenities that support a comfortable visit.
The 1902 courthouse displays original architectural features like wooden floors and a dome visible from ground level. The structure reflects the craftsmanship of that era.
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