Cities, Towns & Places in Monroe County, Mississippi

Here is a list of all the cities, towns, communities, village, and places in Monroe county, Mississippi

Monroe County is a county on the northeast border of the U.S. state of Mississippi next to Alabama. As of the 2020 census, the population was 34,180. Its county seat is Aberdeen.

Here is a list of all the cities, towns, communities, village, and places in Monroe county, Mississippi:

Cities in Monroe county, Mississippi

Aberdeen
Amory
Nettleton

Towns

Hatley
Smithville

Village in Monroe county, Mississippi

Gattman

Census-designated places in Monroe county, Mississippi

Hamilton

Other unincorporated communities

Athens
Becker
Bigbee
Binford
Bristow
Central Grove
Darracott
Flinn
Gibson
Greenwood Springs
Lackey
Mormon Springs
Muldon
Parham
Prairie
Quincy
Riggins
Sipsey Fork
Splunge
Strong
Tranquil
Westville
Wise Gap
Wren

Ghost towns

Bolivar
Camargo
Cotton Gin Port

Quick Facts about Monroe county, Mississippi

Here are some quick facts about Monroe county, Mississippi:

Location: Northeast Mississippi, bordering Alabama.
County Seat: Aberdeen
Population: 34,869
Area: 782 square miles (2,025 km²)
Founded: 1821
Named after: James Monroe, the fifth president of the United States

Major industries: Agriculture, manufacturing, healthcare
Natural resources: Timber, natural gas
Popular attractions: Tangle-foot Trail, Amory Railroad Museum, County Historical Museum

Events: Monroe County Fair, Amory Mule Fest, Aberdeen Christmas Parade

Website: https://www.monroems.com/
Monroe County is located in the heart of the Black Belt region of Mississippi.
The county is known for its fertile farmland and its rich history.
The county is home to two colleges: Mississippi State University-Amory and Itawamba Community College.
The county is also home to the Tombigbee National Forest.
Additional facts:
Monroe County is the birthplace of blues legend Bukka White.
The county is also home to the Tangle-foot Trail, a 44-mile long rail-trail that runs through the county.