2000 Map of Holly Springs

About this map

Mississippi Industrial College and Rust College stand as prominent educational landmarks in the northern reaches of Holly Springs, Mississippi, at the turn of the millennium. This detail-rich survey, revised by the Forest Service, captures the town's academic and religious core alongside the rugged eastern edge of the Holly Springs National Forest. The landscape is densely populated with family and church-affiliated burial grounds, from the centrally located Hillcrest Cem to the outlying Bishop Cottrell Cem and McAlexander Cem. Beyond the city center, the terrain transitions into the bottomlands of the Coldwater River and Doubtful Creek. Small rural communities like Hudsonville and Atway are documented with their respective local churches, such as Hudsonville Ch and Finley Chapel, reflecting the enduring settlement patterns of Marshall County.