Clay County

Clay County, established on April 4, 1872, is located in Mississippi and was named in honor of American statesman Henry Clay. Originally organized from parts of several neighboring counties, it features a total area of 416 square miles and a population of approximately 21,979 residents.

The county seat is West Point, and while there are no other incorporated towns, several smaller communities such as Cedar Bluff and Pheba contribute to its local charm. With the Tombigbee River bordering the eastern side and excellent transportation networks, Clay County offers easy access to various industries, universities, and leisure activities in the surrounding areas.

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