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Jones County is located in southeast Mississippi in the center of the N.A.S.A. Sunbelt Crescent, an area that encompasses 500 miles and 50,000,000 people. |
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Laurel and Jones County are located on Interstate 59, 145 miles northeast of New Orleans, LA and 323 miles southwest of Atlanta, GA. |
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I-59 intersects with I-10 and I-12 near New Orleans and intersects with I-20 about 45 miles north of Laurel/Jones County. Mississippi's four lane Highways 84, 15, and 49 are also easily accessible to the area. |
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Jones County's largest city, Laurel, is located on I-59. State Highways 84 and 15 intersect Laurel's business district. |
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| Located south of Laurel on I-59 is the city of Ellisville, home to Jones County Junior College and Howard Technology Park. Two other municipalities located in Jones County are: Soso, located west of town on Highway 28; and Sandersville, located north of town just off I-59 on Highway 11. |
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