2014 Map of Pennington
USGS Topo · Published 2014About this map
The Tombigbee River forms a wide, winding eastern boundary for this part of Choctaw County, shaping the local geography through its prominent riverfront bluffs and complex drainage system. High points like James Bluff, Tompkins Bluff, and Nanafalia Bluff overlook the water, while the interior is defined by numerous tributaries including Tuckabum Creek and Cotahoma Cr. The settlement pattern reflects the area's timber and industrial heritage, centered around the town of Pennington and the nearby site of Naheola, which contains a substantial Final Mill Effluent Treatment Pon indicating the scale of local river-based industry.
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