Legion State Park

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Legion State Park is located in the red hill country of Louisville, Mississippi, and area originally inhabited by the Choctaw Indian Nation. It is one of the original Mississippi state parks developed by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930s and includes the Legion Lodge, a hand-hewn log structure that has remained unaltered since its construction. Activities at the park include fishing, boating, swimming, hiking and camping.

[edit] See also

List of Mississippi state parks

[edit] References

Mississippi Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks - Parks. Retrieved on November 15, 2005.

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Legion State Park

	Protected Areas of Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks
State Parks	Buccaneer \| Clark Creek \| Clarkco \| Florewood \| George P. Cossar \| Golden Memorial \| Grand Gulf \| Great River Road \| Holmes County \| Hugh White \| John W. Kyle \| J.P. Coleman \| Lake Lincoln \| Lake Lowndes \| LeFleur's Bluff \| Legion \| Leroy Percy \| Natchez \| Paul B. Johnson \| Percy Quin \| Roosevelt \| Shepard \| Tishomingo \| Tombigbee \| Trace \| Wall Doxey
National Parks and Forests	Brices Cross Roads \| Natchez \| Natchez Trace Parkway \| Natchez Trace \| Tupelo \| Vicksburg \| Bienville \| Delta \| De Soto \| Holly Springs \| Homochitto \| Tombigee