
The confluence of the Yookanookany River and the Pearl River defines this portion of central Mississippi during the late 1980s. The landscape is a intricate network of bottomland waterways and oxbows, including Elbow Lake, Horseshoe Lake, and Alligator Lake, which sit between the high ground of the Government Hills to the northeast and the river floodplains to the south. The mapping reveals a rural infrastructure centered on family and community, anchored by the Forest Grove Ch and Greenwood Ch near the Madison and Leake County lines.
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1962 Edinburg
Leake County, MS

1962 Thomastown
Leake County, MS

1972 McAfee
Leake County, MS

1988 Thomastown
Leake County, MS

1989 Conway
Leake County, MS

1989 Ofahoma
Leake County, MS

1989 Renfroe
Leake County, MS
2012 Conway
Leake County, MS
2012 McAfee
Leake County, MS
2012 Ofahoma
Leake County, MS
2012 Renfroe
Leake County, MS
2012 Thomastown
Leake County, MS
2015 Conway
Leake County, MS
2015 McAfee
Leake County, MS
2015 Ofahoma
Leake County, MS
2015 Renfroe
Leake County, MS
2015 Thomastown
Leake County, MS
2018 Conway
Leake County, MS
2018 McAfee
Leake County, MS
2018 Ofahoma
Leake County, MS
2018 Renfroe
Leake County, MS
2018 Thomastown
Leake County, MS
2020 Conway
Leake County, MS
2020 McAfee
Leake County, MS
2020 Ofahoma
Leake County, MS
2020 Renfroe
Leake County, MS
2020 Thomastown
Leake County, MS

2024 Conway
Leake County, MS

2024 McAfee
Leake County, MS

2024 Ofahoma
Leake County, MS

2024 Renfroe
Leake County, MS

2024 Thomastown
Leake County, MS