2018 Map of Tula

About this map

Tula and the surrounding rural communities of Spring Hill and Sarepta define the landscape of the north-central Mississippi hill country. Situated along the border of Lafayette and Calhoun Counties, the area is characterized by a network of creeks like Toccopola Cr, Muckaloon Cr, and Lucknuck Cr that feed into the Yocona River. For those researching local family history, several small burial grounds are documented, including Tula Cem, Webb Cem, and Old Dallas Cem. The terrain is punctuated by small bodies of water such as Russell Lake and Coon Cr Lake, illustrating the post-war land management patterns of the region. The road network, consisting primarily of county routes like Co RD 444 and Co RD 167, connects these scattered settlements across the undulating topography of the Potlockney Cr and Coupen Cr drainage basins.