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Most walking commuters, Mississippi cities

Mississippi cities ranked by the share of workers who walk to work (2024 ACS). This list covers the 69 cities in Mississippi that qualify, ranked against each other statewide.

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SAME RANKING BYCounties States Metros ZIP codes

RELATEDMost remote workers Most public transit riders Most car-free households Longest commutes Shortest commutes Most car-dependent

YEAR2010 2024

RANKPLACESTATEPOPWALKED TO WORKVS 2010

01University, MSMS5,31528.1%−28%

02Biloxi, MSMS48,5168.9%+92%

03Yazoo City, MSMS9,8675.0%+295%

04Philadelphia, MSMS6,8584.8%+214%

05Oxford, MSMS26,7734.0%+105%

06Kosciusko, MSMS6,7224.0%+122%

07Hattiesburg, MSMS48,8023.6%+26%

08Forest, MSMS5,4333.4%–

09Columbia, MSMS6,5253.1%+103%

10Brookhaven, MSMS11,6463.0%+111%

11Greenwood, MSMS13,4293.0%+24%

12Gulfport, MSMS76,5062.8%−20%

13Picayune, MSMS12,0192.7%+225%

14Corinth, MSMS14,3452.6%+96%

15Flowood, MSMS11,0032.3%+401%

16West Hattiesburg, MSMS6,7152.3%−25%

17McComb, MSMS11,6972.2%−51%

18Gulf Park Estates, MSMS6,2642.0%–

19Amory, MSMS6,3862.0%−15%

20Cleveland, MSMS10,1382.0%−56%

21Jackson, MSMS141,1962.0%+19%

22Bay St. Louis, MSMS10,6341.9%+11%

23Richland, MSMS7,6301.9%+227%

24Holly Springs, MSMS6,4021.9%−46%

25Greenville, MSMS26,5301.7%−33%

26Canton, MSMS10,8731.7%−14%

27Senatobia, MSMS8,4731.7%−80%

28Columbus, MSMS22,7921.5%−68%

29Pearl, MSMS28,8641.5%+228%

30Clinton, MSMS26,6401.5%−10%

31St. Martin, MSMS8,1391.1%+998%

32Starkville, MSMS25,7541.1%−70%

33Meridian, MSMS33,3701.0%−68%

34Clarksdale, MSMS13,6431.0%−60%

35Laurel, MSMS17,6621.0%−16%

36Natchez, MSMS14,8801.0%−41%

37Tupelo, MSMS38,0870.9%+11%

38Pascagoula, MSMS21,4090.8%−43%

39Grenada, MSMS12,0880.8%−41%

40Long Beach, MSMS17,3090.8%−46%

41Ocean Springs, MSMS18,9930.8%−57%

42D'Iberville, MSMS13,5570.7%−47%

43Pass Christian, MSMS6,4590.6%–

44Ridgeland, MSMS24,7500.5%−10%

45Vicksburg, MSMS19,8300.5%−62%

46Gautier, MSMS19,0690.5%−32%

47Brandon, MSMS26,1220.5%−16%

48Waveland, MSMS7,0420.5%−85%

49Indianola, MSMS8,6370.5%−68%

50Hernando, MSMS18,8240.4%−62%

51Olive Branch, MSMS47,5630.4%−22%

52Madison, MSMS28,5750.4%−42%

53Batesville, MSMS7,3250.4%+70%

54Latimer, MSMS6,7560.3%−29%

55Moss Point, MSMS11,7430.3%−47%

56Southaven, MSMS57,8190.3%−15%

57Louisville, MSMS5,9210.1%−98%

58Pontotoc, MSMS6,1560.0%−97%

59Gulf Hills, MSMS8,4510.0%−99%

60Diamondhead, MSMS9,4410.0%–

61Vancleave, MSMS5,0780.0%−100%

62West Point, MSMS9,7430.0%−100%

63Horn Lake, MSMS26,7410.0%−100%

64Byram, MSMS12,7070.0%−100%

65Booneville, MSMS9,2570.0%−100%

66Petal, MSMS11,6940.0%−100%

67Ripley, MSMS5,3770.0%–

68Saltillo, MSMS5,0600.0%−100%

69New Albany, MSMS7,7560.0%−100%

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UPDATED 2026-07-15 · DATA: US CENSUS BUREAU ACS 5-YEAR ESTIMATES