List of Mississippi state parks

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As of 2005, the state park system of the U.S. state of Mississippi is composed of 24 state parks and one "natural area". Two of the parks, Buccaneer and Shepard, are closed as a result of damage from Hurricane Katrina.

Below is a list of Mississippi state parks.

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[edit] Current state parks

  1. Buccaneer State Park, Waveland
  2. Clark Creek Natural Area, Woodville
  3. Clarkco State Park, Quitman
  4. Florewood State Park, Greenwood
  5. George P. Cossar State Park, Oakland
  6. Golden Memorial State Park, Walnut Grove
  7. Grand Gulf Military Monument Park, Port Gibson
  8. Great River Road State Park, Rosedale
  9. Holmes County State Park, Durant
  10. Hugh White State Park, Grenada
  11. John W. Kyle State Park, Sardis
  12. J.P. Coleman State Park, Iuka
  13. Lake Lincoln State Park, Wesson
  14. Lake Lowndes State Park, Columbus
  15. LeFleur's Bluff State Park, Jackson
  16. Legion State Park, Louisville
  17. Leroy Percy State Park, Hollandale
  18. Natchez State Park, Natchez
  19. Paul B. Johnson State Park, Hattiesburg
  20. Percy Quin State Park, McComb
  21. Roosevelt State Park, Morton
  22. Shepard State Park, Gautier
  23. Tishomingo State Park, Tishomingo
  24. Tombigbee State Park, Tupelo
  25. Trace State Park, Belden
  26. Wall Doxey State Park, Holly Springs

[edit] Defunct state parks

  • Arkbutla State Park
  • Casey Jones State Park
  • Fort Maurepas State Park
  • Gulf Marine State Park
  • Nanih Waiya State Park, transferred to the Mississippi Band of Choctaw 2006
  • Sam Dale State Park
  • Winterville Mounds, 1960-2000, transferred to Department of Archives and History

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