Lee County

Lee County is an administrative division in northeastern Mississippi that combines industrial zones, residential neighborhoods, and agricultural land. The region encompasses several smaller towns and rural communities connected through a central administrative office.

Lee County was established in 1866 and evolved from a textile manufacturing region into an economic center with diverse industries. This transformation shaped the infrastructure and business life of the area for generations.

The county maintains several public libraries, community centers, and educational facilities that serve its population of over 85,000 residents.

The county administration building provides services such as property tax collection, vehicle registration, and access to public records. Visitors should check operating hours and start at the central office to navigate through various departments.

Lee County features a specialized economic development program that connects local manufacturing facilities with international trade opportunities through regional partnerships.

Location: Mississippi

Inception: October 26, 1866

Capital city: Tupelo

Shares border with: Prentiss County, Itawamba County, Monroe County, Chickasaw County, Pontotoc County, Union County

Website: http://leecoms.com

GPS coordinates: 34.29000,-88.68000

Latest update: December 20, 2025 02:10