Mississippi: Rivers, Lakes and Landforms

Rivers, Lakes and Landforms of Mississippi

This map covers the physical features of Mississippi: regions, rivers, lakes, landmarks, and oceans and gulfs. Students in grades 5–12 learn where each one is by clicking the map. Start with the best-known features, then add more as you go.

Quick questions

Which rivers are on the Mississippi map?

Mississippi River, Pearl River, Yazoo River, Big Black River, Tombigbee River and Pascagoula River, and more.

Everything on this map

• North Central Hills
• Black Prairie
• Tennessee River Hills
• Piney Woods
• Jackson Prairie
• Coastal Meadows
• Loess Hills
• The Delta

• Mississippi River
• Pearl River
• Yazoo River
• Big Black River
• Tombigbee River
• Pascagoula River
• Tallahatchie River
• Sunflower River
• Yalobusha River
• Leaf River
• Chickasawhay River
• Homochitto River
• Bogue Chitto River

• Ross Barnett Reservoir
• Sardis Lake
• Grenada Lake
• Enid Lake
• Arkabutla Lake

• Woodall Mountain
• Vicksburg Bluffs
• Mississippi Petrified Forest
• Tishomingo State Park
• Ship Island
• Horn Island
• Cat Island

• Gulf of Mexico
• Mississippi Sound

Teachers: run a Class Conquest with your whole class, or see what a Teacher code unlocks.

More maps to practice

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• Mississippi: Counties and County Seats
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• Africa: Physical Features
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• Arizona: Major Cities
• Arizona: Rivers, Lakes and Landforms
• Arkansas: Major Cities