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Moss Point: MS 63 at Old Saracennia Rd
Moss Point sits on the Gulf Coast plain in Mississippi, United States, where the Pascagoula River system reaches the low, forested country behind the Gulf of Mexico. The city stands in Jackson County, east of the river and north of Pascagoula, with pine woodland, drainage channels and roadside commercial areas shaping its outer districts. Mississippi Highway 63 is a major north–south route here, linking the coast with inland Mississippi; Old Saracennia Road meets it in a wide junction on the city’s northern side. Moss Point’s identity is tied to the working waterways of the Pascagoula area, a region long associated with shipbuilding, timber and fishing. Its streets combine everyday Gulf Coast traffic with the spacious, green margins of a coastal plain community.
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Moss Point sits beside the Pascagoula and Escatawpa rivers in Mississippi, United States, where broad tidal waterways lead south toward the Gulf of Mexico. This small Gulf Coast city is closely tied to the Pascagoula River system, a network of forested wetlands, creeks and marshes that defines its setting more than an urban skyline. The Pascagoula River Audubon Center in Moss Point introduces the ecology of this watershed through exhibits and programs, while river access keeps boating and fishing central to local life. Moss Point also belongs to Jackson County’s working coastal corridor, with Pascagoula and the Mississippi Sound nearby. Place Moss Point within the wider Gulf Coast by browsing webcams from the surrounding area.
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