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Columbus: US 45 at Bluecut Rd
Tucked along the Tombigbee River in northeastern Mississippi, Columbus is a place whose character is shaped by its river setting and role as a regional crossroads. US Route 45 provides a major north–south corridor through the city, while Bluecutt Road serves commercial districts north of central Columbus. The city is the county seat of Lowndes County and was an important river port before rail and road transport took precedence. Columbus is also the birthplace of playwright Tennessee Williams, born here in 1911. Mississippi University for Women, founded in 1884, adds a long-standing academic presence; it was the first public college for women in the United States. Historic residential districts and civic buildings give the river city a distinctly old Mississippi character.
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Columbus is best known in Mississippi for its concentration of antebellum houses, preserved across several historic districts. Set on the Tombigbee River in the eastern part of the state, the city developed as a river port and remains connected to the Tennessee–Tombigbee Waterway. Its columned residences and public buildings recall the prosperity of the 19th-century cotton era, while downtown serves as a local centre for dining and community life. Playwright Tennessee Williams was born in Columbus in 1911; his birthplace is preserved as a house museum. See how Columbus fits into eastern Mississippi by browsing webcams nearby.
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