Leflore County, County administrative division in Mississippi, United States
Leflore County is located in the Mississippi Delta region with the Yazoo River marking its southern boundary and Greenwood serving as the county seat. The area spans fertile plains shaped by the river's influence on local geography.
Established in 1871, the county is named for Choctaw leader Greenwood LeFlore who negotiated land treaties between Native Americans and the United States. These agreements opened the area to European settlement and agricultural development.
Mississippi Valley State University shapes educational opportunities in the region and contributes to academic development across the Mississippi Delta. It remains a key institution for students from surrounding communities.
The county administration office in Greenwood offers public access to land records and searchable property databases. Visiting during regular weekday business hours will ensure you can access these resources without difficulty.
The Yazoo River served as a vital transportation route for goods moving through the region and shaped economic patterns across generations. Its impact on trade networks and settlement remains visible in how the landscape developed.
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