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	Destination	Location

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	Bienville National Forest Enjoy outdoor recreational activities - camping, picnicking, swimming, hiking, fishing, hunting, visits to many historical sites, or just relaxing. Strong River, 3 designated wildlife management areas, moss-draped oaks, stately pines.

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	Black Creek Wilderness Home to the broad valley of Black Creek, its waters stained a deep caramel color by the tannic acid of decaying vegetation. Black Creek National Wild and Scenic River, lower coastal plains, Black Creek National Recreation Trail.

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	Buccaneer State Park A year-round vacation spot rich in coastal beauty and recreational opportunties. Exciting wave pool, Gulf of Mexico, New Orleans.

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	Delta National Forest These bottomland hardwood forests and warm delta waters are wintering grounds for countless migratory waterfowl from the Mississippi Flyway. Mississippi River floodplain. hardwood forests, abundant migratory waterfowl, greentree reservoirs, archaeological sites.

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	Desoto National Forest With its pine woods and a gently rolling terrain, the forest focuses on preserving its natural resources as well as its human history. P.O.W. campground of WWII, wildlife viewing, hardwood forest, blackwater streams, unique plant communities.

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	Great River Road State Park Stretching along the banks of the Mississippi River lies the Great River Road State Park, with its bounty of recreational opportunities. Mississippi River, 75-foot high overlook tower, abundance of wildlife.

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	Holly Springs National Forest Moss-draped oaks and stately pines line this park of abundant lakes, excellent fishing, and Choctaw Indian history. Chewalla Lake, primitive Puskus Lake, Indian burial mounds, moss-draped oaks, stately pines.

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	Holmes County State Park These beautiful hardwood forests are home to an abundance of wildlife, and provide the scenic backdrop for a variety of outdoor activities. Two pristine lakes, fishing, roller skating, Natchez Trace Parkway.

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	Homochitto National Forest With a strong European influence on land, the forest has rich natural resources, immense wildlife, and a variety of recreational activities. Homochitto River, flowering vegetation, pine upland sites, irregular terrain.

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	John W. Kyle State Park Located on the scenic Sardis Reservoir, John W. Kyle provides a haven for those seeking water recreation. Sardis Reservoir, scenic vistas, abundance of bird and wildlife.

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	Lake Lincoln State Park Nestled in the shade of towering hardwood trees, Lake Lincoln State Park is the quintessence of serenity. Lake Lincoln, loblolly, shorleaf pine, southern magnolias and dogwoods.

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	Lake Lowndes State Park Located on beautiful 150-acre Lake Lowndes, the park offers unlimited recreational opportunities. Abundance of birds, plants, and wildlife native to this region.

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	Leaf Wilderness Offers meandering sloughs, oxbow lakes, and level terrain of spruce-pine forest and oak-gum-cypress river bottom. Loblolly and shortleaf pines, dense understory of dogwood, white-tailed deer, and wild turkey.

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	Legion Lake State Park Hidden in the red hill country of Mississippi, Legion State Park strike sthe perfect balance of natural beauty and modern comfort. Legion Lodge, Lake Toppasha, Red Hills Archery Range.

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	Natchez Trace National Scenic Trail Sunken walkways wind past Indian mounds and through the lush greenery of a Southern forest. Indian mounds; commemorates ancient Native American path; used by early explorers, "Kaintuck" boatmen, post riders, military men.

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	Percy Quin State Park Loblolly pines and stately magnolia trees, rolling hills, spectacular seasonal flowers, and a year-round mild climate await you at Pency Quin. Rolling wooded hills, majestical lands of wildflowers, magnolia trees.

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	Roosevelt State Park The gently sloping landscape is particularly striking during the fall, when the forest is bright with autumn color. Shadow Lake, native trees, beautiful wildflowers, abundant wildlife.

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	Shepard State Park Shepard State Park is nestled in the heart of Singing River country, rich in the cultural hisotry of the Pascagoula Indian nation. Pascagoula River, Bayou Pierre, Mississippi Sound.

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	Tishomingo State Park Tishomingo offers a unique landscape of massive rock formations and fern-filled crevices found nowhere else in Mississippi. Massive boulers, colorful wildflowers, Appalachian Mountains, rich with history of the Native Americans.

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	Tombigbee National Forest Rich in history with several archaeological sites of Indian origin, it is one of seven National Forests in Mississippi. Hardwood bottomland, watershed lakes, rugged terrain, white tail deer.

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	Tombigbee State Park Offers the finest in outdoor recreation opportunities minutes from one of Mississippi's premier shopping, dining and entertainment areas. Elvis Presley birthplace, Natchez Trace Parkway, Tennessee Tombigbee Waterway.

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	Trace State Park Offers a quiet, natural retreat, located just minutes form the excitemnt of Tupelo, one of Mississippi's fastest growing cities. Bass, catfish, redear, bluegill, crappie.

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