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Mississippi is situated in the Deep South of the United States. The state capital is Jackson, and it is also the largest city in Mississippi. The state acquired its name through the famous Mississippi River. Magnolia is the state symbol.

People move in and out of Mississippi all year around. Summer is always a good time to move to Mississippi; the temperature is always nice and makes moving much easier. We encourage you to check out our network of moving companies in Mississippi before you call any other movers in the area.

There are certain areas in Mississippi that are under the management of the National Park Service. Some of them are Natchez State Parkway, Vicksburg National Military Park, Gulf Islands National Seashore, Tupelo National Battlefield, and Cemetery and Brices Cross Roads National Battlefield Site.

Mississippi is also home to a number of well-known rivers and lakes in the state. The Pascagoula River, Yazoo River, Pearl River, Big Black River, and the Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway are examples of some of the rivers found in the state. Lakes include Sardis Lake, Grenada Lake, and Arkabutla Lake.

Over half the states' area is covered with wild trees and therefore makes Mississippi a widely forested area. Some of the wild trees that can be seen in these parts are pine, elm, cottonwood, oak, hickory, sweetgum, pecan, and tupelo. Mississippi is also a state where lumber is quite dominant.

Due to the Spanish and French rule in the 1600s, many of the citizens of Mississippi are Roman Catholics. The state also attracted Protestant evangelicals such as Baptists, Methodists, and Presbyterians.

Mississippi is widely known for its literature and music; however, it also has embraced other forms of art as well. The strong religious views in the state have inspired certain art by outside artists, and these works of art have been displayed nationally.

The state's capital, Jackson, established the USA International Ballet Competition, which takes place every four years. This competition gathers some of the most talented young ballet dancers from around the world.

The first and oldest film festival in the state is the Magnolia Independent Film Festival and it is held every year in Starkville.

Quick Facts

12.4% of the population is persons 65 years old and over.
7.2% of the population is persons under 5 years old.
26.1% of the population is persons under 18 years old.
The total area is 48,430 square miles.
the largest County by area is Yazoo (920 square miles).

Mississippi borders with Tennessee, Alabama, Arkansas, and Louisiana.

State of Mississippi Official P.O. Box 139, Jackson, MS, 39205 Telephone: 601-359-3150
Mississippi Motor Vehicle Commission - Telephone: 601-987-3995
Mississippi Department of Education - Telephone: 601-359-3513
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Ten largest cities by population: Jackson, Gulfport, Biloxi, Hattiesburg, Greenville, Meridian, Tupelo, Southaven, Vicksburg, Pascagoula.

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Aberdeen Amory Bay Saint Louis Brookhaven Byhalia Canton Coldwater Columbia	Gautier Greenville Hernando Holly Springs Horn Lake Madison Mccomb Moss Point	Natchez New Albany Ocean Springs Olive Branch Oxford Pascagoula Ridgeland Senatobia	Southaven Tupelo Vancleave Vicksburg Waynesboro West Point Wiggins
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