2018 Map of Jackson

About this map

The Tombigbee River serves as the primary geographic anchor for this section of Clarke and Washington Counties, carving a path that defines the local topography and commerce. Along its banks, features like the Saint Elmo Bar and the Joe C McCorquodale Junior Bridge indicate the river's enduring importance to regional transit. The city of Jackson dominates the southeastern quadrant, showing a detailed street grid including Commerce Street and College Avenue. Outside the city center, the landscape is dotted with smaller communities such as Mays Crossroads, Toddtown, and McVay. Genealogists will find a high concentration of burial sites, from Pine Crest Cem in town to rural locations like Leroy Cem and Peniel Cem. Numerous small waterways, including Jackson Creek and Stave Creek, snake through the terrain, feeding into the main river system.