2012 Map of Jackson

About this map

Jackson, Mississippi, sits at a major crossroads of geography and infrastructure on this 2012 survey. The state capital's urban landscape is defined by the winding course of the Pearl River, which separates the main city from Flowood and Pearl to the east. Several historic burial grounds, including Greenwood Cem, Beth Israel Cem, and Mount Olive Cem, are situated within the city's established neighborhoods. The map illustrates a developed transportation network where I-55 and I-20 intersect, bordering the expansive green space of Le Fleur Bluff. Commercial and industrial activity is evidenced by the Jackson Gas Field and the presence of the Hawkins Field Airport and Flowood Industrial Airport. Water features like Lake Hico and Mayes Lake break the grid of residential communities such as Woodland Hills and Eastover, while Bailey Hill provides a distinct topographic landmark south of the city center.