Tate County, County administration center in Senatobia, Mississippi, United States.
Tate County is an administrative division in northwestern Mississippi, with Senatobia functioning as its governmental center. The region encompasses a mix of rural communities, agricultural lands, and smaller towns spread across the area.
The county was established in 1873, named after Thomas Simpson Tate, an early settler of the area. Its administrative structure developed over time to serve the needs of the farming communities within its bounds.
Northwest Community College in Senatobia educates over seven thousand students annually, making it a central educational institution for the region.
Visitors can access county buildings in Senatobia to view public records and speak with local officials. Weekday business hours are the best time for administrative matters.
Arkabutla Lake sits along the eastern edge and is an artificial lake originally created for flood control purposes. Today it serves residents and visitors as a place for fishing and outdoor recreation.
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