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Southaven: I-55 at MM 286.5
Southaven has served as a fast-growing suburban community in DeSoto County since its incorporation in 1980. On Mississippi’s northern border with Tennessee, it forms part of the greater Memphis urban area, with Interstate 55 running through the city as a principal north–south route. The setting is low and largely level, shaped by broad transport corridors, commercial districts and residential neighbourhoods amid the wooded terrain of north Mississippi. Southaven’s Landers Center, an arena and convention complex, is a major local events venue. The Mississippi River lies west of the metropolitan area, beyond the city’s built-up edge.
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Southaven occupies the northern edge of the Mississippi Alluvial Plain in DeSoto County, immediately south of the Tennessee line. The Mississippi River flows west of the city, while Memphis lies just across the state border, making Southaven part of the wider Memphis metropolitan area. Interstate 55 provides a direct north–south link through this busy corner of the Mid-South. Landers Center, a multipurpose arena and convention venue, and neighbouring Snowden Grove Park anchor a local calendar of concerts, sports and public events. Southaven’s growth reflects its role as a residential and commercial centre on Memphis’s southern side. See how Southaven connects with DeSoto County and Memphis by browsing webcams nearby.
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