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After debate on whether the territory should enter the Union as one state or two, it was decided to divide the territory, partly to allow for two pro-slavery Senate seats. On December 10, 1817, President James Madison granted statehood to the western side of the territory, making Mississippi the Unions 20th state.
What are the borders of Mississippi?
The U.S. Congress created the Mississippi Territory in 1798 out of lands north of the 31st parallel formerly claimed by the colony of Georgia. Congress split the territory in 1817 due to pressure from white Southerners who wanted to see two new slave states emerge.
The original scale of the data is 1:100,000 and covers the entire state of Mississippi. The 2015 updates represent federal delineations of the MS Gulf Coast
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