Carroll County

Carroll County is an administrative division in Mississippi spanning rolling hills, forests, and farmland between the Mississippi Delta and the North Central Hills. The landscape is dominated by rural communities and open countryside.

The county was created in 1833 following land cessions from the Choctaw Nation. This establishment marked a major territorial expansion during that period in Mississippi.

Local residents maintain strong agricultural traditions through annual farming events, community gatherings, and educational programs at county schools.

The county is organized around several urban centers, with Carrollton and Vaiden serving as administrative hubs. Visitors will find basic services and local facilities in these towns.

This county operates with two equal county seats rather than one, a rarity in Mississippi's administrative structure. This dual arrangement reflects a divided early development in how the area was organized.

GPS coordinates: 33.42302,-89.91100

Latest update: December 7, 2025 19:32