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Bay St. Louis: US 90 at Beach Blvd
Bay Saint Louis occupies a low coastal strip on the Bay of St. Louis in southern Mississippi. The city faces a sheltered arm of the Mississippi Sound, and US Route 90 follows the shore before crossing the bay toward Pass Christian. Beach Boulevard runs beside the water through residential blocks and toward Old Town, Bay Saint Louis’s historic commercial core. In the 19th century, the community developed as a coastal resort and port. Its compact center now supports independent galleries, restaurants and small businesses, while the bayfront remains central to local boating and everyday life. The setting is distinctly Gulf Coast: low-lying streets, water at the edge of town, and a built environment repeatedly shaped by hurricanes.
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Bay Saint Louis occupies the shore of its namesake bay on Mississippi Sound, along Mississippi’s Gulf Coast. The waterway opens toward the Gulf of Mexico, while the Bay Saint Louis Bridge links the town with the coast west of the bay. Old Town, the walkable historic centre, is focused on South Beach Boulevard and Main Street, with independent galleries, restaurants and small shops. The Alice Moseley Folk Art and Antique Museum, housed in the former L&N Railroad Depot, preserves the work of Mississippi folk artist Alice Latimer Moseley. Continue with other webcams along Mississippi’s Gulf Coast to see how Bay Saint Louis connects with the wider shoreline.
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