Mississippi State Center Wiki: Attala County, Mississippi
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Hurricane episodes are naturally occurring meteorological depressions that evolve over open water in the tropics, usually between the latitudes of 30o N and 30o S; a rotating disturbance forms around a center of calm atmosphere, usually 30 to 50 kilometers in diameter, with air circulating counterclockwise in the northern hemisphere and clockwise in the southern hemisphere.
Source: The Louisiana State Center
Attala County, Mississippi
Mississippi CountiesPages about Attala county:
- Attala County Genealogy - [GenWeb]Create? genealogical resource site for the county, including local history.
- The Attala County School District - Includes a list of county schools, board members and district calendar.
- History of Bear Creek Baptist Church, Attala, Ms. - The history of Bear Creek Baptist Church, Attala County, Mississippi 1851 - 1962. A description of church activities in the early days of the church, list of congregation members, list of Pastors and years they served. Includes pictures of the church and the congregation (ca. 1900). A cemetery listing and maps with directions.
- Mississippi Department of Transportation - PDF of Attala county roads. [Adobe Acrobat Reader required]
Cities:
- Ethel
- Ethel Local News: Topix.net - Local, regional, and statewide news collected from diverse sources on the web.
- Kosciusko
- [McCool]Create?
- Sallis
- Mississippi Rail Group, Inc. - Photos of the Sallis area.
- Roots Web - Historical photo of the Bowlin school.
- Sallis Local News: Topix.net - Local, regional, and statewide news collected from diverse sources on the web.
Please feel free to add your Attala county, Mississippi resources to this page.
Hurricane episodes are naturally occurring meteorological depressions that evolve over open water in the tropics, usually between the latitudes of 30o N and 30o S; a rotating disturbance forms around a center of calm atmosphere, usually 30 to 50 kilometers in diameter, with air circulating counterclockwise in the northern hemisphere and clockwise in the southern hemisphere.
Source: Louisiana State Center
