Stone County, Administrative division in Mississippi, United States.
Stone County is an administrative division in southern Mississippi that encompasses forests, rivers, and several small communities including Wiggins. The area spans across rural landscapes with mixed woodlands and natural waterways throughout.
The area was established as a county in 1916 by the Mississippi Legislature and took its name from the Stone family who were early settlers in the region. This naming reflects the pioneering role of this family in the area's development.
The De Soto National Forest within Stone County provides spaces for outdoor recreation activities including hiking trails, camping grounds, and fishing spots.
Main administrative operations are coordinated from Wiggins, where government offices are located. Visitors can find basic services and regional information there.
Little Black Creek Nature Area in Stone County features natural landscapes with native plant species and waterways for recreational purposes.
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