
Ludlow stands as the primary settlement in this corner of Scott County, where the landscape transitions into the protected woodlands of the Bienville National Forest. The topography is defined by a dense network of tributaries including Coffee Bogue, Good Hope Branch, and Crookedwood Branch, which carve through the timberlands. To the north, the small settlement of Bertice marks the upper reaches of the map near the Leake County line. Family history is well-represented through several rural burial grounds such as Mount Zion Cem, Pearson Cem, and McDonald Cem. The road network, featuring names like Cowardtown Rd and Charles Latham Rd, suggests a long history of local land ownership and timber access within the forest boundaries.
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1982 Forkville
Scott County, MS

1982 Pulaski
Scott County, MS

1989 Ludlow
Scott County, MS

2000 Forkville
Scott County, MS

2000 Ludlow
Scott County, MS

2000 Pulaski
Scott County, MS
2012 Forkville
Scott County, MS
2012 Ludlow
Scott County, MS
2012 Pulaski
Scott County, MS
2015 Forkville
Scott County, MS
2015 Ludlow
Scott County, MS
2015 Pulaski
Scott County, MS
2018 Forkville
Scott County, MS
2018 Ludlow
Scott County, MS
2018 Pulaski
Scott County, MS
2021 Forkville
Scott County, MS
2021 Ludlow
Scott County, MS
2021 Pulaski
Scott County, MS

2024 Forkville
Scott County, MS

2024 Ludlow
Scott County, MS

2024 Pulaski
Scott County, MS