Greene Co Courthouse
The official flower of the State of Mississippi
Highway heading into the City of Leakesville
Greene Co Courthouse
"Discover the charm of small-town living in Leakesville, Mississippi; where friendly smiles and Southern hospitality await you at every corner"
"Our Roots Run Deep"
Located in the Pine Belt in the Southeastern portion of Mississippi, Leakesville was established circa 1826 as the new county seat of Greene County by the legislature. The town was named in honor of Walter Leake the first territorial governor of Mississippi.
For additional information contact us at Leakesville City Hall
EXPLORE!
Explore our greenways, blueways, parks, rivers, and more!
What is a Blueway? A Blueway or water trail is a water path or trail that's developed with launch points, camping locations, and points of interest for canoeists, paddle boarders, and kayakers.
Greene County's goal is to highlight its unique natural, cultural, and historical resources to attract new residents and visitors to the area.
What is a Greenway? A Greenway is a trail (and sometimes a wildlife corridor) found in urban and rural settings that are frequently recycledm and were once a railway, utility, or similar right-of-way or derelict industrial land.
Currently, Greene County is working with the National Parks Service to develop three locations on the Chickasawhay. Old Avera Landing near State Line, Leakesville Boat Ramp, and Gatlin Hills Landing at Highway 98.
