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Pascagoula: Market St at Ingalls Ave
Pascagoula occupies a low coastal plain on Mississippi’s Gulf Coast, beside the Pascagoula River before it enters Mississippi Sound. At Market Street and Ingalls Avenue, wide traffic lanes, signals and one-story commercial premises express the practical layout of the city’s central streets. Pascagoula developed through timber, seafood processing and shipbuilding, and its industrial identity is still anchored by Ingalls Shipbuilding, a major naval shipyard on the river. The surrounding Pascagoula River basin includes marshes, bayous and forested wetlands, linking the urban area to an extensive Gulf Coast river environment. This working port city is also the county seat of Jackson County in southeast Mississippi.
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Few cities on Mississippi’s Gulf Coast have a history as closely tied to shipbuilding as Pascagoula. Set where the Pascagoula River reaches Mississippi Sound, the city has long looked to the water for work, transport and recreation. Ingalls Shipbuilding, founded here in 1938, remains a major builder of U.S. Navy vessels and gives the waterfront much of its industrial identity. On the river’s west bank, the LaPointe-Krebs House, built in 1757, preserves a link to the French colonial era. Barrier islands of Gulf Islands National Seashore lie offshore across the sound. Continue through nearby webcams to explore different parts of Pascagoula and the Mississippi Gulf Coast.
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