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Adams County, Mississippi – | Adams County, Mississippi – Established: April 2, 1799 | ||
Established: April 2, 1799 | |||
Derived from: Part of the original Natchez District; lands opened by early Choctaw & Chickasaw cessions | Derived from: Part of the original [[Natchez District]]; lands opened by early [[Choctaw Cessions|Choctaw]] & [[Chickasaw Cessions|Chickasaw]] cessions | ||
County Seat | |||
County Seat: Natchez | |||
Area: ~460 sq mi. | Area: ~460 sq mi. | ||
Population: 29,538 (2020 Census) | Population: 29,538 (2020 Census) | ||
Racial & Ethnic Composition (2020): Black ~54%, White ~42%, Hispanic ~2%, Other ~2% | Racial & Ethnic Composition (2020): Black ~54%, White ~42%, Hispanic ~2%, Other ~2% | ||
Revision as of 12:01, 4 September 2025
Adams County, Mississippi – Established: April 2, 1799
Derived from: Part of the original Natchez District; lands opened by early Choctaw & Chickasaw cessions
County Seat: Natchez
Area: ~460 sq mi.
Population: 29,538 (2020 Census)
Racial & Ethnic Composition (2020): Black ~54%, White ~42%, Hispanic ~2%, Other ~2%