Place

Mangum Mound, Milepost 45.7

A hill of grass surrounded by trees, a split rail fence and wooden overhead sign, Mangum Mound
Mangum Mound is a Sacred American Indian Site

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Quick Facts
Location:
Milepost 45.7 on the Natchez Trace Parkway
Significance:
Sacred American Indian Mound
Designation:
Sacred Place

Accessible Sites

Contructed from a natural hill nearly 1,000 years ago, Mangum Mouind is still a sacred site for today's American Indian tribes. 

RV and tall vehicle warning: The access road to Mangum Mounds has a bridge clearance of 11/6". Please park in the Grindstone Ford parking lot and walk the short distance along the access road. 

Natchez Trace Parkway

Last updated: April 12, 2021