County Census Records
Mississippi Counties
82 counties with population data from the decennial US Census, 1790 to 2020.
82 counties
Population as of 2020 census
Adams
29,538
Alcorn
34,740
Amite
12,720
Attala
17,889
Benton
7,646
Bolivar
30,985
Calhoun
13,266
Carroll
9,998
Chickasaw
17,106
Choctaw
8,246
Claiborne
9,135
Clarke
15,615
Clay
18,636
Coahoma
21,390
Copiah
28,368
Covington
18,340
DeSoto
185,314
Forrest
78,158
Franklin
7,675
George
24,350
Greene
13,530
Grenada
21,629
Hancock
46,053
Harrison
208,621
Hinds
227,742
Holmes
17,000
Humphreys
7,785
Issaquena
1,338
Itawamba
23,863
Jackson
143,252
Jasper
16,367
Jefferson
7,260
Jefferson Davis
11,321
Jones
67,246
Kemper
8,988
Lafayette
55,813
Lamar
64,222
Lauderdale
72,984
Lawrence
12,016
Leake
21,275
Lee
83,343
Leflore
28,339
Lincoln
34,907
Lowndes
58,879
Madison
109,145
Marion
24,441
Marshall
33,752
Monroe
34,180
Montgomery
9,822
Neshoba
29,087
Newton
21,291
Noxubee
10,285
Oktibbeha
51,788
Panola
33,208
Pearl River
56,145
Perry
11,511
Pike
40,324
Pontotoc
31,184
Prentiss
25,008
Quitman
6,176
Rankin
157,031
Scott
27,990
Sharkey
3,800
Simpson
25,949
Smith
14,209
Stone
18,333
Sunflower
25,971
Tallahatchie
12,715
Tate
28,064
Tippah
21,815
Tishomingo
18,850
Tunica
9,782
Union
27,777
Walthall
13,884
Warren
44,722
Washington
44,922
Wayne
19,779
Webster
9,926
Wilkinson
8,587
Winston
17,714
Yalobusha
12,481
Yazoo
26,743
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