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Terrapin Hill: I-20 at MS 18
Terrapin Hill occupies a low, wooded stretch of central Mississippi in Rankin County. Interstate 20 meets Mississippi Highway 18 here, on the eastern side of the Jackson metropolitan area. I-20 is a major southern U.S. route, running from west Texas to South Carolina, while Highway 18 provides a state-road connection toward Jackson and communities to the southeast. Wide carriageways, grassy verges and scattered trees give the interchange an open character. Jackson, Mississippi’s state capital, lies to the west, making this corridor part of the region’s everyday link between the capital and Rankin County.
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Terrapin Hill occupies gently rolling, wooded ground in central Mississippi's Rankin County, east of Jackson. The nearby Ross Barnett Reservoir, formed on the Pearl River, is a defining feature of this side of the capital region, where boating and waterside recreation are part of local life. Development around the reservoir blends residential neighborhoods with pine and hardwood cover, marking the transition between metropolitan Jackson and rural central Mississippi. The reservoir is named for Ross Barnett, who served as Mississippi governor from 1960 to 1964, linking the waterway to the state's modern political history. Browse additional webcams from Rankin County and the Jackson area to extend your view of central Mississippi.
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