2024 Map of Oma
USGS Topo · Published 2024About this map
Bahala Creek and Little Bahala Creek carve through the center of this Mississippi landscape, which sits at the meeting point of Copiah, Lawrence, and Lincoln counties. The small settlements of Oma, Sontag, Wanilla, and Tryus are connected by a network of rural routes such as Smith Ferry Rd and Monticello Rd, reflecting a dispersed agricultural and timber-based community structure.
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1956 · Natchez
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1959 · Natchez
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1963 · Shady Grove
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1970 · Monticello
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1970 · Nola
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1971 · Schley
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1971 · Oma
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