Franklin County, located in Mississippi, is one of the oldest counties in the state, formed in 1809 from portions of Adams County. Bisected by the Homochitto River, the county boasts a rich history and is home to the Homochitto National Forest, which encompasses 189,000 acres of land offering a variety of recreational activities.
Within the Homochitto National Forest lies Okhissa Lake, a renowned 1,100-acre clear spring-fed lake and recreation area. This picturesque lake, designated as Bill Dance's first Bill Dance Signature Lake, is a haven for fishing enthusiasts, with bass, bream, crappie, and catfish thriving in its waters. Additionally, Franklin County is home to the Franklin County Memorial Hospital, a critical access hospital providing a range of healthcare services, including acute care, skilled nursing, and various therapies.
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