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Most car-free households, Mississippi cities

Mississippi cities with the most occupied households that have no vehicle available, as of the 2024 American Community Survey. Ranked by number of households, not the share. This list covers the 69 cities in Mississippi that qualify, ranked against each other statewide. The median across all 69 is 341. Biggest climber in the top 100 since 2020: Byram, MS, up 30 places to #30.

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SAME RANKING BYCounties States Metros

YEAR2020 2024

RANKPLACESTATEPOPHOUSEHOLDS WITHOUT A VEHICLEVS 2020

01Jackson, MSMS141,1965,914+15%

02Gulfport, MSMS76,5062,518+17%

03Meridian, MSMS33,3702,029−2%

04Hattiesburg, MSMS48,8021,855−5%

05Greenville, MSMS26,5301,638−15%

06Biloxi, MSMS48,5161,446−1%

07▲2Tupelo, MSMS38,0871,312+23%

08▲2Oxford, MSMS26,7731,167+31%

09▲24Yazoo City, MSMS9,8671,082+238%

10▲3Corinth, MSMS14,3451,057+40%

11▲5Clarksdale, MSMS13,643967+42%

12▼5Columbus, MSMS22,792932−17%

13▼1Greenwood, MSMS13,429925+20%

14▼6Vicksburg, MSMS19,830894−17%

15▲6Starkville, MSMS25,754782+53%

16▼1Southaven, MSMS57,819737+3%

17▲3Gautier, MSMS19,069658+23%

18▲27Olive Branch, MSMS47,563575+127%

19▼2Canton, MSMS10,873529−7%

20▲16Horn Lake, MSMS26,741522+72%

21▲18McComb, MSMS11,697504+73%

22▲2Grenada, MSMS12,0884950%

23▼5West Hattiesburg, MSMS6,715477−16%

24▼13Natchez, MSMS14,880469−40%

25▲4Brookhaven, MSMS11,646404−2%

26▼1Pascagoula, MSMS21,409404−17%

27▼8West Point, MSMS9,743384−31%

28▲14Moss Point, MSMS11,743382+45%

29▲17Ocean Springs, MSMS18,993366+59%

30▲30Byram, MSMS12,707363+560%

31▲20Madison, MSMS28,575352+184%

32▲5Louisville, MSMS5,921351+17%

33▼3Clinton, MSMS26,640348−12%

34▲4Cleveland, MSMS10,138344+15%

35▲9Ridgeland, MSMS24,750341+33%

36▼13Columbia, MSMS6,525340−32%

37▼11Bay St. Louis, MSMS10,634321−31%

38▲20Hernando, MSMS18,824319+275%

39▼17Kosciusko, MSMS6,722317−38%

40▼26Laurel, MSMS17,662298−59%

41▼6Pearl, MSMS28,864290−7%

42▼10Indianola, MSMS8,637288−13%

43▲18St. Martin, MSMS8,139271+402%

44▼16Waveland, MSMS7,042232−45%

45▼5Booneville, MSMS9,257231−20%

46▼15Philadelphia, MSMS6,858224−37%

47Long Beach, MSMS17,309221−3%

48▼7Holly Springs, MSMS6,402218−17%

49▼6Amory, MSMS6,386206−21%

50▼23Forest, MSMS5,433205−54%

51▼17Picayune, MSMS12,019196−38%

52▲13Flowood, MSMS11,003195+875%

53▼1New Albany, MSMS7,756193+56%

54▲3Batesville, MSMS7,325186+111%

55▼7D'Iberville, MSMS13,557125−24%

56▼6Senatobia, MSMS8,473118−14%

57▼3Petal, MSMS11,694109−3%

58▼2Brandon, MSMS26,12284−18%

59▲7Gulf Hills, MSMS8,45172+380%

60▼11Pontotoc, MSMS6,15660−61%

61▲2Pass Christian, MSMS6,45951+38%

62▼9Diamondhead, MSMS9,44136−69%

63▲4Latimer, MSMS6,75632–

64Richland, MSMS7,63031+24%

65▼10Ripley, MSMS5,37731−72%

66▼7Saltillo, MSMS5,06026−65%

67▼5Vancleave, MSMS5,07824−53%

68▲1University, MSMS5,3150–

69▼1Gulf Park Estates, MSMS6,2640–

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UPDATED 2026-09-11 · DATA: US CENSUS BUREAU ACS 5-YEAR ESTIMATES