2012 Map of Grenada

About this map

The Yalobusha River winds through this landscape, defining the character of Grenada and its surrounding communities. By the early 21st century, the area shows a distinct transition from the concentrated street grid of the city to the recreational and agricultural lands near Grenada Lake. To the east, the shoreline is punctuated by Grenada Landing and Kirkman Landing, reflecting the area's significance for water-based access and commerce. Several family and memorial sites, such as the Confederate Cem and Barksdale Cem, are preserved across the quadrangle, offering tangible links to the region's 19th-century history. Smaller settlements like Riverdale and Futheyville are situated along the transit corridors, while the presence of the Grenada Municipal Airport and Spencer Field Airport indicates the importance of aviation infrastructure for the county. The map also records numerous local roads like Salem Church Rd and Old Hardy Rd that connect rural homesteads to the central township.