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Mississippi Trust Land


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Mississippi Secretary of State

Public Lands Division
401 Mississippi St.
P.O. Box 136
Jackson, MS 39205-0136

601-359-1350
Land Holdings original land grant of 838,329 acres
Uses leases for forest, agricultural, industrial, commercial, residential, farm residential, recreational and catfish farming
Primary Revenue Source land sales for commercial and residential development
Trust Requirements The remaining lands are managed by each local school board where the land is located. They also manage a fund consisting of revenue from the land. Read more about 16th Section Public School Trust Lands in Mississippi.
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