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Country Place: I-20 at MM 53
Country Place combines the easy access of the Interstate 20 corridor with the wooded, low-density character of central Mississippi in a way that reflects its position east of Jackson in the Pearl River watershed. The community lies in Rankin County, where development follows major highways through pine and hardwood cover. Interstate 20 is a principal east-west route across the southern United States, linking this part of Mississippi with Jackson and communities toward Alabama. Nearby Pearl, incorporated in 1973, grew from a railroad settlement and is now one of the Jackson area's principal suburban centres. Country Place marks the transition between metropolitan transport infrastructure and the surrounding woodland.
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Few communities in central Mississippi have a history as closely tied to the growth of the Jackson metropolitan area as Country Place. This residential community lies in Rankin County, east of the Pearl River, amid the wooded, gently rolling terrain of the state’s interior. Jackson, Mississippi’s capital, is the cultural and economic center of the wider area, while nearby Flowood and Brandon reflect its continuing suburban development. Country Place forms part of this connected urban fringe rather than a separate historic downtown. Continue through nearby webcams to explore different parts of central Mississippi.
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