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Glendale: MS 42 at Leaf River
Across southeast Mississippi, few communities have histories more closely bound to the timber economy than Glendale. The small community stands beside the Leaf River, whose waters join the Chickasawhay River to form the Pascagoula River farther south. The surrounding Pine Belt has long been shaped by forests, sawmills and transport corridors, while Glendale remains set among open ground and woods. Evelyn Gandy Parkway crosses the river here, forming part of the road network around Hattiesburg. Its name honours Evelyn Gandy, the Mississippi public servant who was the first woman elected to statewide office in the state. Glendale marks the quieter rural edge of the Hattiesburg area, where highway infrastructure meets river bottomland and pine-country terrain.
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Among Mississippi communities, Glendale stands out for its setting on the northern side of Hattiesburg in the state’s pine-forested Pine Belt. The Leaf River, a major waterway of southeast Mississippi, runs through the wider Hattiesburg area, while woodland and low rolling terrain shape the local environment. Hattiesburg grew as a railroad town and is now home to the University of Southern Mississippi, giving this part of Forrest County a mix of residential districts, regional services and university life. Explore additional webcams nearby to better understand how Glendale relates to the Hattiesburg area and southern Mississippi.
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