The Complete List of Cities and Towns in Mississippi That Start With D

This list includes 11 Cities and Towns in Mississippi that start with D, from “D’Iberville” to “Durant”. They range from coastal communities to small inland towns, useful for travelers, researchers, students, and residents.

Cities and towns in Mississippi that start with D are incorporated municipalities or notable communities within the state. One notable example is D’Iberville, a Gulf Coast city named for French explorer Pierre Le Moyne d’Iberville.

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Cities and Towns in Mississippi that start with D

Name	County	Population (Year)	Country	Description
D‘Iberville	Harrison	12,923 (2020)	United States	A rapidly growing city on the Mississippi Gulf Coast, located just north of Biloxi. It is a major commercial hub for the area, known for its shopping centers and casino resorts.
De Kalb	Kemper	877 (2020)	United States	A small town in east-central Mississippi that serves as the county seat of Kemper County. Its history is tied to the region’s agricultural and lumber industries.
Decatur	Newton	1,607 (2020)	United States	Located in central Mississippi, this town serves as the county seat of Newton County. It is also home to East Central Community College, a key local institution.
Dennis	Tishomingo	173 (2020)	United States	A very small incorporated town in the hills of northeastern Mississippi. It is located near the Bay Springs Lake on the Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway.
Derma	Calhoun	899 (2020)	United States	A town in north-central Mississippi, located in Calhoun County. It was once a significant lumber town and now serves the surrounding rural and agricultural community.
Diamondhead	Hancock	9,529 (2020)	United States	One of Mississippi’s newest cities, incorporated in 2012. Located on the Gulf Coast, it was originally developed as a large-scale planned retirement and resort community.
Drew	Sunflower	1,852 (2020)	United States	A city in the heart of the Mississippi Delta. It is historically known for its cotton production and its connection to the legendary blues musician Charley Patton.
Duck Hill	Montgomery	619 (2020)	United States	A small town located in north-central Mississippi. It lies along the Big Black River and has a history connected to the railroad and local agriculture.
Dumas	Tippah	462 (2020)	United States	A small town situated in the hills of northern Mississippi, in Tippah County. The community is centered in a rural area known for farming and forestry.
Duncan	Bolivar	276 (2020)	United States	A small agricultural town in the Mississippi Delta region of Bolivar County. It is located along the historic U.S. Route 61, also known as the “Blues Highway.”
Durant	Holmes	2,231 (2020)	United States	A city located in central Mississippi, historically significant as a major railroad junction. It is situated at the crossroads of U.S. Highway 51 and Mississippi Highway 12.