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Refuge: US 82 at MS River Bridge MS
Refuge has served as a rural settlement in Mississippi’s Delta region since the late nineteenth century. It stands in the low alluvial plain of the Mississippi River, where cultivated fields, drainage ditches and long straight highways shape the countryside. US 82 runs west toward the Greenville Bridge, a cable-stayed crossing linking Mississippi with Arkansas over the river. Opened in 2010, the bridge replaced the 1940 Benjamin G. Humphreys Bridge, a steel-truss span. Refuge forms part of a working agricultural corridor between the Mississippi Delta and communities on the Arkansas bank, with Greenville nearby as the area’s main urban centre.
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Built around rural roads in the Mississippi Delta, Refuge developed into a small agricultural community in western Mississippi. The settlement lies in the broad alluvial plain shaped by the nearby Mississippi River, where fields, drainage channels and levees define much of the terrain. Cotton has long been central to the Delta’s economy and identity, linking communities such as Refuge to one of the United States’ most distinctive farming regions. Explore additional webcams nearby to better understand how Refuge’s Delta setting relates to the Mississippi River and surrounding countryside.
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