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Pearl: I-20 at MM 48
Few places in central Mississippi have a history as closely tied to suburban growth around Jackson as Pearl. Set on the east side of the Pearl River, the city developed from a small community into a major commercial and residential center in Rankin County, immediately across the river from the state capital. Interstate 20 runs through Pearl, placing it on the principal east–west highway between Jackson and Meridian. Pearl was incorporated as a city in 1973, and its broad highway corridors, retail districts, hotels, offices and neighborhoods reflect the continuing expansion of the Jackson metropolitan area. The Outlets of Mississippi complex underlines Pearl’s role as a shopping destination for the wider region.
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Pearl occupies the eastern bank of the Pearl River in central Mississippi. Immediately across the river from Jackson, it is a Rankin County city shaped by the capital region’s roads, commerce and sport rather than by a separate historic downtown. The nearby Jackson–Medgar Wiley Evers International Airport places Pearl on one of the area’s principal arrival corridors. Trustmark Park, opened in 2005, has made the city a familiar address for professional baseball fans, while the Outlets of Mississippi add a major retail destination. The river’s wooded floodplain remains an important presence around this growing suburban community. Find related webcams in the surrounding area to build a fuller picture of Pearl and central Mississippi.
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