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Offering MemorandumStrategic PlanHorn Island Flyer
History of Buildings

National Archives, Record Group 270, entry 58A542, box 211

1981 Plat

Mississippi Bureau of Geology

History

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Archival citation. National Archives and Records Administration, Record Group 270, Records of the War Assets Administration, entry 58A542, box 211, Horn Island Civil Works. Includes the disposal records and the 1943 War Department drawings of the C.W.S. Quarantine Station, Jackson Project.

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Disclaimer. Historical records are shown for background only. They describe past government improvements and do not represent the island as it exists today. This material is not an offer to sell.

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Horn Island

Off Biloxi and Pascagoula, Jackson County, Mississippi, Land, 96 ± acres

$25,000,000

Horn Island. Unmatched. Unforgettable.

Property type
Land
Subtype
Island
Acreage
96 acres +/-
Location
Off the coast of Biloxi and Pascagoula, Jackson County
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Executive Summary

Opportunities like this don’t show up in the pipeline every day. This is Horn Island, 96 +/- acres of rare, privately owned property held for over 65 years and available now for the first time!

Located just off the coast of Biloxi and Pascagoula, in Jackson County, Horn Island offers a strategic position for energy firms, marine operations, or long term investment holdings. Pure untapped potential.

Whether you’re looking for a private staging location, an exclusive coastal buffer zone, or a legacy asset with long-range upside, this island property delivers.

With proximity to Gulf shipping lanes, strong coastal positioning, and a generational footprint.

These owners have been faithful stewards of the land and the community for decades, and now they’re opening the door for someone else to carry that legacy forward.