
The hills and alluvial plains along the Leflore and Carroll County line reveal a landscape of ancestral estates and scattered rural communities. Malmaison stands as a significant point of interest, preserving the namesake of the historic home of Choctaw Chief Greenwood Leflore, whose legacy is further marked by the Greenwood Leflore Cem. The terrain transitions from the low-lying wetlands around Sharkey Bayou and the Yalobusha River to the rolling uplands where numerous family and community cemeteries, such as Kent Cem and Mount Pisgah Cem, are found.
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1940 Seven Pines
Carroll County, MS

1954 McCarley
Carroll County, MS

1957 Seven Pines
Carroll County, MS

1958 Seven Pines
Carroll County, MS

1974 Greenwood SE
Carroll County, MS

1975 Bailey Lake
Carroll County, MS

1975 Coila
Carroll County, MS

1975 Murdock Lake
Carroll County, MS

1975 Peachahala Creek
Carroll County, MS

1978 Coila
Carroll County, MS

1982 Browning
Carroll County, MS

1982 Gravel Hill
Carroll County, MS

1983 McCarley
Carroll County, MS

2024 Bailey Lake
Carroll County, MS

2024 Browning
Carroll County, MS

2024 Coila
Carroll County, MS

2024 Gravel Hill
Carroll County, MS

2024 McCarley
Carroll County, MS

2024 Murdock Lake
Carroll County, MS

2024 Peachahala Creek
Carroll County, MS