US Counties

Tate County sits just south of Memphis. It’s where the Delta meets the hills. The Coldwater River is a major river here that winds through.

Tucked away in the northeast corner of Mississippi, you’ll find Tippah County. The county seat, Ripley, is where most of the action happens.

Tishomingo County is in northeast of Mississippi along the Alabama and Tennessee borders. The Tennessee River forms its eastern border.

The Mississippi Delta stretches out, flat and fertile, and right there on its northwestern edge sits Tunica County. It borders Arkansas.

Union County sits in the northeast corner of Mississippi, near Tennessee and Alabama. Locals are proud of their William Faulkner connection.

Walthall County is down in the southwest part of Mississippi. Tylertown is the county seat and takes pride in its agricultural roots.

Warren County sits along the Mississippi River in the western part of the state. It’s home to Vicksburg, a city steeped in Civil War history.

Washington County lies deep in the heart of the Mississippi Delta. Greenville is the county seat and sits right on the Mississippi River.

Pine forests blanket much of Wayne County in southeastern Mississippi. The De Soto National Forest occupies the southwestern region.

Webster County sits in the northeastern part of Mississippi. Mathiston and Eupora are the main towns. But Walthall is the county seat.

Wilkinson County is down in the southwest corner of Mississippi. The Mississippi River forms its western border, next to Louisiana.

Winston County is situated in the heart of Mississippi. Louisville is the county seat, a town located right in the center.

Yalobusha County is in north-central Mississippi. It’s named after a Choctaw phrase meaning “tadpole place”, so lots of creeks and ponds.

Yazoo County is named after the Yazoo River, which snakes its way through the land like a muddy ribbon. Yazoo City is the heart of it all.