2018 Map of Hohenlinden

About this map

Clarkson and Hohenlinden anchor this rural landscape in north-central Mississippi, where the headwaters of the Big Black River and Savannah Cr wind through a patchwork of timber and small-scale agriculture. The terrain is defined by the Beasley Hills and a network of named creeks, including the engineered Topashaw Cr Canal which highlights early 20th-century water management efforts in the region. Local history is deeply embedded in the land through numerous family and community burial grounds such as Ball Cem, Double Springs Cem, and Hebron Cem. Small settlements like Montevista and Fame remain connected by a dense web of county roads like Vickers Double Springs Church Rd, showing a settlement pattern that has persisted for generations along the borders of Calhoun, Chickasaw, and Webster counties.