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Greenville: MS 1 at Reed Rd
Lake Ferguson defines the setting of Greenville — this oxbow of the Mississippi River follows the city’s western edge and reflects the river’s changing course. Greenville stands in the Mississippi Delta, a broad alluvial plain whose fertile soils long supported cotton agriculture and river trade. The city developed as a port and remains an important commercial and service centre for surrounding Delta communities. US Route 82 crosses the Mississippi River here on the Greenville Bridge, linking Mississippi with Arkansas. Jim Henson, creator of the Muppets, was born in Greenville in 1936. Broad routes such as Reed Road underline the city’s role as a practical regional hub, lined with businesses and everyday services.
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Greenville occupies the alluvial plain of the Mississippi Delta beside Lake Ferguson, an oxbow lake of the Mississippi River, in western Mississippi. The broad, level setting is part of a farming region shaped by the river’s shifting channels and flood history. Downtown faces the lake, while the Greenville Cypress Preserve protects a patch of bottomland forest within the city. Greenville is also the birthplace of puppeteer and filmmaker Jim Henson, creator of the Muppets. The Winterville Mounds, a Native American ceremonial site north of town, add a much older layer to the area’s story. See how Greenville connects with the Mississippi Delta by browsing webcams nearby.
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