Cities In Mississippi Bitlife (2024)

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What is the smallest city in Mississippi? ›

The 2020 census put the population of Satartia at 41. It's the smallest incorporated municipality in the state.

Mississippi has 362 places; 298 incorporated places and 64 census designated places (CDPs). The incorporated places consist of 110 cities, 169 towns, and 19 villages.

Tupelo is the largest city in the region, but other notable cities include Booneville, Corinth, New Albany, and Pontotoc. The northeast Mississippi region is notable for its hilly terrain and infertile soil that made it unsuitable for cotton farming during the Antebellum period.

Natchez may be the oldest city on the Mississippi but we also have the brightest future! Natchez is a walkable, vibrant, and beautiful historic city, where preservation and progress go hand in hand.

New York: 47,126 square miles. Mississippi: 46,923 square miles.

Of the 173 towns in the state with available data, Rosedale ranks as the poorest. The typical Rosedale household earns just $15,955 a year, 67.5% less than the statewide median household income. Given the low incomes, it is not surprising that a larger than average share of residents live in poverty.

The beautiful town of Natchez is well known, but before the rise of Natchez, there was Rodney, the most important river port between New Orleans and St. Louis. Today, Rodney is a ghost town, and difficult to find.

Madison. #1 Best Places to Live in Mississippi.

In 2021, the Mississippi Supreme Court ruled that Gluckstadt could incorporate into Mississippi's newest city. The new city is represented by Mayor Walter Morrison IV and Aldermen Jayce Powell, Lisa Williams, John Taylor, Miya Warfield Bates and Wesley Slay.

What city in Mississippi has the most people? ›

Jackson is the capital of and the most populous city in the U.S. state of Mississippi.

Mississippi, meaning “big river,” comes from the Ojibwe language—though Ojibwe people are not from this area. The state is named after the Mississippi River, and the Ojibway lived in northern Minnesota where the river begins. It's nicknamed the Magnolia State in honor of the magnolia trees that grow here.

A: There are so many nice small towns in Mississippi that tend to get overlooked, with some of the most popular ones consisting of Bay St. Louis, Holly Springs, and Port Gibson.

The most populated counties in Mississippi are Hinds County with 214,870, Harrison County at 210,612, DeSoto County with 193,247, Rankin County at 160,417, and Jackson County with 146,389.

Eventually, smaller city-states were absorbed into the much larger ones. Some smaller cities retained their independence, but five particular cities became the major powers among the city-states: Milan, Florence, Venice, Naples, and the Papal States.

The 2020 US Census determined the largest city in every state. New York City is the biggest US city, followed by Los Angeles, California, and Chicago, Illinois. Some states' most populous cities only have tens of thousands of residents.