• Area: 48,434 sq.mi (125,444 sq.km.), 32nd
• Land: 46,914 sq.mi. (121,507 sq.km.), 31st
• Water: 1,520 sq.mi. (3,937 sq.km.), 25th
• Coastline: 44 mi. (71 km.), 18th
• Shoreline: 359 mi. (578 km.), 22nd

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Leake, 9 miles westnorthwest of Carthage

Woodall Mountain ; 806 feet, (246 m.), 47th tallest

• Absolute Center: 32°48.9’N / 89°43’W
• Relative Center: Leake, 9 miles west northwest of Carthage
• Distance Between U.S. Cities

Mississippi; sea level, tied for 3rd lowest

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Image | | Low, fertile delta between Yazoo and Mississippi rivers; loess bluffs streching around delta border; sandy gulf coastal terraces followed by piney woods and prairie; rugged high sandy hills in extream northeast, followed by black prairie belt, Pontotoc Ridge, and flatwoods into the North central highlands.

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• Lauren Rogers Museum of Art (Laurel)
• Mississippi Museum of Natural Science (Jackson)
• Walter Anderson Museum of Art (Ocean Springs)

• Agriculture: Cotton, poultry, cattle, catfish, soybeans, dairy products, rice.
• Industry: Apparel, furniture, lumber and wood products, food processing, electrical machinery, transportation equipment.

December 10, 1817 (20th State)

• Area: 48,434 sq.mi (125,444 sq.km.), 32nd
• Land: 46,914 sq.mi. (121,507 sq.km.), 31st
• Water: 1,520 sq.mi. (3,937 sq.km.), 25th
• Coastline: 44 mi. (71 km.), 18th
• Shoreline: 359 mi. (578 km.), 22nd

Mississippi’s Constitution , 20th State

2,991,207; Rank: 31 of 50 | Population Quick Facts

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Mississippi’s Constitution , 20th State

The committee to design On November 3, 2020, the flag was approved by state referendum by the Commission to Redesign committee. The previous flag had an emblem of the confederate flag and was voted out after national public outcry. This new flag passed and became the official state flag of Mississippi on January 11, 2021. The design that features a white magnolia blossom, is the official state flower, and “In God We Trust” is the official Motto of the United States. The 20 stars signifies Mississippi’s status as the 20th state admitted to the union, and a gold five-point star reflects Mississippi’s indigenous Native American tribes.
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Magnolia (Magnolia grandiflora) | Other State Flowers

Jackson | Gulfport | Southaven | Hattiesburg | Biloxi | Meridian | Tupelo | Greenville | Olive Branch | Horn Lake

Based on the Ojibwa Indian word messipi meaning “big river”

2,991,207; Rank: 31 of 50 | Population Quick Facts

Natchez

• “Go, Mississippi” | Words by: Houston Davis | Music by: Houston Davis
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Southern Magnolia (Magnolia grandiflora) | Other State Trees

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