2018 Map of Sturgis

About this map

Sturgis serves as the central hub of this northern Mississippi landscape, situated at the meeting point of Oktibbeha, Choctaw, and Winston counties. The town is surrounded by a network of rural settlements and cemeteries that trace the region's family lineages, including the Old Sturgis Cem, Sturgis Cem, and Wake Forest Cem. To the west, the Noxubee Hills rise above the drainage of Sand Cr and Bogue Fallah, while the southern reaches of the map transition into the protected woodlands of the Tombigbee National Forest. This area is defined by its numerous small watercourses like Boughenia Cr and Golden Horn Cr which feed into the Noxubee River. The map preserves the specific road network of the late 2010s, connecting outlying communities like Fulcher and Bugh via routes such as Sturgis Louisville Rd and Maben Rd.