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Henderson Point: US 90 at Bayview St
Henderson Point has served as a coastal settlement on Mississippi’s Gulf Coast since the 19th century. The community occupies low ground beside the Bay of St. Louis, where the bay opens toward Mississippi Sound and the Gulf of Mexico. U.S. Route 90 is the principal east–west corridor here, carrying traffic across the Bay of St. Louis Bridge and linking coastal communities between Louisiana and Alabama. The highway follows part of the historic Old Spanish Trail route, a transcontinental auto trail promoted from 1915. Henderson Point and nearby Bay St. Louis belong to a shoreline of bays, marshes and residential neighborhoods rather than a dense urban waterfront.
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Henderson Point combines a quiet residential shoreline with an exposed Gulf Coast setting in a way that reflects its position at the meeting of the Bay of St. Louis and Mississippi Sound. This low-lying point in Harrison County faces the open sound while looking across the bay toward the historic town of Bay St. Louis. The Henderson Point Lighthouse recalls the coast’s navigation heritage; a replica was erected after Hurricane Katrina destroyed the original structure in 2005. Sandy beaches, tidal waters and changing weather define a small community closely tied to the sea. Browse additional webcams from the Mississippi Coast to extend your view of this shoreline.
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