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Plot of D:\Workspace\Projects\Stateweb\Dgn\Stateweb Map MISSISSIPPI HIGHWAY SAFETY PATROL DISTRICT HEADQUARTERS INDEX KEY Trailer Camping Tent Camping Concessions Drinking Water Toilets Lodge Cabins on Lake on River or Stream Swimming Boating Picnicking Fishing Golfing Trailer Camping Tent Camping Concessions Drinking Water Toilets Lodge Cabins on Lake on River or Stream Swimming Boating Picnicking Fishing INDEX KEY INDEX KEY Trailer Camping Tent Camping Concessions Drinking Water Toilets Lodge Cabins on Lake on River or Stream Swimming Boating Picnicking Fishing Trailer Camping Tent Camping Concessions Drinking Water Toilets Lodge Cabins on Lake on River or Stream Swimming Boating Picnicking Fishing INDEX KEY INDEX KEY TROOP E Trailer Camping Tent Camping Concessions Drinking Water Toilets Lodge Cabins on Lake on River or Stream Swimming Boating Picnicking Fishing F TROOP F STATE PARKS Roosevelt H-6 PEARL RIVER BASIN DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT DE SOTO NATIONAL FOREST CORPS OF ENGINEERS RECREATION AREAS Batesville New Albany Ph. (662) 563-6400 E Ph. (662) 534-8619 Buccaneer N-7 Shepard N-9 Bogue Chitto L-5 Airey Lake M-8 Arkabutla Lake B-6 Clarkco I-9 Tishomingo B-10 Burnside Lake G-8 Ashe Lake L-8 Blue Bluff Campground D-9 Clark Creek State Park E-5 Tombigbee C-9 Columbia K-6 Big Biloxi M-8 DeWayne Hayes Campground E-9 TROOP G Florewood River Plantation L-2 Temporarily Closed Trace C-8 D’lo I-6 Big Creek Landing L-8 Enid Lake C-6 G TROOP D Starkville George Payne Cossar C-6 Wall Doxey B-7 Cypress Creek Landing L-8 Fulton C-9 Holmes L-6 Greenwood D Ph. (662) 323-5314 Golden Memorial H-7 McLeod N-7 Fairley Bridge Landing L-8 Grenada Lake D-6 Ph. (662) 453-4515 Great River Road D-4 Merit I-6 Janice Landing L-8 Okatibbee Lake H-9 Holmes County F-6 Walker’s Bridge L-5 Moody’s Landing L-8 Piney Grove B-10 TROOP H Hugh White D-7 PARKS OF THE PAT HARRISON WATERWAY DISTRICT Walkiah Bluff M-6 Turkey Fork K-9 Sardis Lake B-6 TROOP C Meridian J. P. Coleman A-10 HOLLY SPRINGS NATIONAL FOREST Town Creek Campground E-9 Jackson Archusa Creek I-9 PEARL RIVER VALLEY WATER SUPPLY DISTRICT H Ph. (601) 693-1926 John W. Kyle B-6 Big Creek J-7 Coal Bluff H-6 Chewalla Lake B-7 Ph. (601) 987-1212 C Lake Lincoln J-5 Dry Creek J-6 Goshen Springs H-6 Puskus Lake B-7 Lake Lowndes E-10 H-8 Dunn Falls Leake County G-7 NATIONAL PARKS IN MISSISSIPPI TROOP J HOMOCHITTO NATIONAL FOREST A-9 LeFleur’s Bluff H-6 Flint Creek L-8 Low Head Dam G-6 Corinth Battlefield Shiloh Nat’l Military Park Hattiesburg Clear Springs K-3 Gulf Island Nat’l. Seashore N-9 J Legion F-8 Little Black Creek L-7 Timberlake H-6 Ph. (601) 582-3529 Okhissa Lake K-3 M Leroy Percy F-4 Maynor Creek J-9 NATIONAL FOREST RECREATION AREAS Jeff Busby E-7 TROOP M Natchez J-3 Okatibbee H-9 BIENVILLE NATIONAL FOREST Natchez Nat’l. Historical Park J-3 H-8 TOMBIGBEE NATIONAL FOREST Rocky Springs I-4 Brookhaven Paul B. Johnson L-7 Turkey Creek Marathon Lake I-7 Choctaw Lake F-8 Ph. (601) 833-7811 TROOP K Percy Quinn K-4 Shockaloe (Horse & Hiking Trail) H-7 Tupelo Nat’l. Battlefield Park C-9 Biloxi Davis Lake D-8 Vicksburg Nat’l. Military Park H-4 K For More Information About Parks of the Pat Shongelo I-7 Ph. (228) 539-4881 For additional Information Call 1-800-GO-PARKS Harrison Waterway in Mississippi, DELTA NATIONAL FOREST For More Information About the National Forests in or visit our website www.mdwfp.com Go to www.phwd.net Mississippi, go to www.fs.fed.us/r8/mississippi/ For More Information about the Corps. of Engineers Info., Blue Lake G-4 or call (601) 965-1600 in Vicksburg Mississippi, go to www.mvk.usace.army.mil Substations maintained on a 24-hour basis. 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Pleasant 1 2 3 To Florence A Carroll E-6 H Michigan City 2 W. M. A. J. P. COLEMAN STATE PARK 2 Lake 3 12 11 4 3 Walnut CORINTH BATTLEFIELD KCS Forrest City Hughes 302 3 6 5 Port of Yellow Creek Chickasaw D-8 1 302 3 6 20 SHILOH NATL 3 20 Horseshoe Lake 6 6 10 Corinth 2 19 Choctaw E-7 3 2 69 2 72 1 H MILITARY PARKFarmington Biloxi Clarksdale Columbus Greenville Greenwood Gulfport Hattiesburg Jackson Laurel Meridian Natchez Pascagoula Tupelo Vicksburg Baton Rouge La. Memphis Tenn. Mobile Ala. 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