Scott County

Scott County occupies the central region of Mississippi, with agricultural lands, residential neighborhoods, and governmental facilities spread across its territory.

The county emerged as an administrative entity in 1833 through the division of territories previously belonging to the Choctaw Nation after the Treaty of Dancing Rabbit Creek.

The county maintains multiple community centers where residents participate in educational programs, sports activities, and seasonal festivals throughout the year.

Residents access governmental services at the Scott County Courthouse, which houses departments for property records, tax payments, and administrative functions.

This Mississippi territory connects four primary state highways that form a transit network linking different regions of the state.

GPS coordinates: 32.38057,-89.50925

Latest update: March 8, 2025 13:46