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Mississippi

Title 55. Parks and Recreation · In General
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§ 55-3-1. Gifts of land for state forests and parks.
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§ 55-3-2. Definitions.
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§ 55-3-3. Reconveyance to donor, heirs, etc., of unused lands donated to state.
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§ 55-3-5. Survey of state land.
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§ 55-3-7. Transfer and dedication of lands for use as state forests, parks, etc.
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§ 55-3-9. Exchange of lands by state and private landowner.
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§ 55-3-11. Control and management of lands.
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§ 55-3-13. Purchase or condemnation by counties of lands to be given to state; source of funds.
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§ 55-3-15. Disposition of revenues.
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§ 55-3-17. Transfer of lands by drainage districts.
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§ 55-3-19. Exercise of power of eminent domain when federal and state governments are establishing major park and forest and game reserve.
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§ 55-3-21. Kurtz State Forest.
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§ 55-3-23. Maintenance of cemetery where donors of Kurtz State Forest buried.
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§ 55-5-1. Declaration of emergency.
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§ 55-5-3. Construction.
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§ 55-5-5. Conveyances by counties of rights-of-way and easements for construction of roadways and parkways by federal government; eminent domain; powers of federal government as to national roadways or parkways generally.
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§ 55-5-7. Conveyances of roads or rights-of-way by Highway Commission.
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§ 55-5-9. Conveyances by Governor; grant of rights-of-way, easements, etc., in sixteenth section lands.
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§ 55-5-11. Execution of conveyances and deeds.
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§ 55-5-13. Protection of adjacent property.
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§ 55-5-15. Limitation of size of national roadway or parkway.
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§ 55-5-17. Acquisition of lands by United States; reservations of rights.
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§ 55-13-1. Creation and composition of Natchez Trace Parkway Commission; general powers and duties of commission; duration and compensation of commission.
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§ 55-13-3. Acquisition of rights-of-way and scenic easements generally.
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§ 55-13-5. Dimensions of rights-of-way and scenic easements.
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§ 55-13-7. Condemnation of property for rights-of-way and easements.
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§ 55-13-9. Payment of costs of land acquisition by counties.
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§ 55-13-11. Construction of Sections 55-13-3 through 55-13-11.
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§ 55-13-13. Authorization for purchase of additional rights-of-way for federal government.
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§ 55-13-15. Declaration of necessity for additional powers, rights and duties.
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§ 55-13-17. Incorporation of Natchez Trace into state highway system; powers of Highway Commission as to highway and parkway.
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§ 55-13-19. Authorization of expenditures for purposes of Section 55-13-17.
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§ 55-13-20. Authorization for Mississippi Transportation Commission to acquire rights-of-way and scenic easements.
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§ 55-13-21. Assistance of Highway Commission by attorney general, district attorney, or county attorney.
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§ 55-13-23. Payment for standing merchantable timber on acquired land.
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§ 55-13-25. Relocation of local roads crossing highway.
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§ 55-13-27. Condemnation of property.
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§ 55-13-29. Construction of Sections 55-13-15 through 55-13-29.
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§ 55-13-31. Sale and conveyance of reserved oil, gas and other minerals in acquired properties to former owners.
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