Clay County, Administrative division in Mississippi, United States.
Clay County is an administrative division in Mississippi centered on West Point. The area features farmland used for poultry raising and cotton cultivation.
The county was established on December 23, 1870, and named after American statesman Henry Clay. Its creation occurred during the post-Civil War period when the region was rebuilding.
Local festivals throughout the year bring together Clay County residents to celebrate agricultural traditions and regional heritage through music and food events.
The Clay County Government Center offers administrative services including property tax, vehicle registration, and public records access. Visitors can find main local services for inquiries and registration needs there.
The area preserves several structures from the 1800s that display regional architectural elements from the post-Civil War period. These buildings provide insight into the construction methods common in Mississippi at that time.
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