2015 Map of Sebastopol

About this map

Sebastopol sits at the junction of four counties — Leake, Neshoba, Newton, and Scott — serving as a central hub for this rural stretch of East Central Mississippi. The landscape is defined by its complex drainage network, where Sipsey Creek and Pinter Cr weave through the northern sections, while the southern terrain is dominated by the Bogue Faliah and Tuscolameta Creek. Local landmarks like High Hill and the nearby High Hill Cem provide historical anchors for genealogists, alongside other burial sites such as Salem Cem and Milldale Cem. The settlement pattern follows a network of country roads, including Old Salem Rd and Kitchner Rd, which connect smaller communities like Kitchener, Prospect, and Hays. The presence of Sulphur Spring near the center of the sheet highlights the natural features that historically drew settlers to these creek-fed valleys.