George County

George County is an administrative area in eastern Mississippi with Lucedale as its county seat and main center. The landscape consists of forests and farmland crossed by federal and state highways that link it to neighboring counties.

The area was separated from Perry County in 1910, marking a period of administrative reorganization in early 20th century Mississippi. This division allowed for better local governance and development of the newly formed county.

The community maintains strong ties to small-town life, with church gatherings and local events serving as central points where neighbors meet and share traditions together. These gatherings reflect the importance of family and social bonds that define daily life in rural Mississippi.

The infrastructure includes US Route 98 and several state highways that facilitate movement through the area and access to local services. Visitors should plan ahead when traveling and bring a map, as the county is largely rural with services concentrated in Lucedale.

The area is deeply rooted in forestry and agriculture, with timber production and farming serving as traditional economic pillars that shape the region's character. These economic activities remain visible in the landscape and contribute to local identity.

Location: Mississippi

Inception: 1910

Capital city: Lucedale

Shares border with: Greene County, Jackson County, Perry County, Stone County, Mobile County

Website: http://georgecountyms.com

GPS coordinates: 30.87000,-88.64000

Latest update: December 7, 2025 20:24