2012 Map of Philadelphia

About this map

Philadelphia serves as the focal point of this Neshoba County landscape, where the urban street grid meets the winding tributaries of the Pearl River. The town's growth is marked by its aviation infrastructure at Philadelphia Municipal Airport and Barrett Field Airport, while its historical depth is preserved in numerous burial grounds such as Cedarlawn Cem and Philadelphia Cem. To the north and east, the landscape transitions into a network of rural communities and crossroads settlements, including Burnside, Longino, and Sandtown. Drainage patterns are defined by the Bogue Kentawka south of the city and the serpentine path of Ocobla Cr to the southeast. This survey details the intersection of modern municipal development with the traditional rural hamlets that have long defined the region's geography.