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* Brooklyn Utility Association

(601) 582-1948

* City of Brooklyn

(601) 964-3710

Dixie Water Association

(601) 584-0875

Dixie Water Association

(601) 582-5039

Hattiesburg City Sewer Department

(601) 545-4530

Hattiesburg Water Department

(601) 545-4635

Lumberton Water Department

(601) 796-7004

Progress Community Water Works

(601) 794-8664

South Mississippi Water

(601) 545-2292

Sunrise Utility

(601) 582-9354

Water Department

(601) 928-7221

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Facts about Brooklyn, MS:
Brooklyn is a small unincorporated town in southern Forrest County, Mississippi, United States). It is part of the Hattiesburg, Mississippi Metropolitan Statistical Area. Brooklyn was settled in association with the construction of an early railroad in the area, the Gulf and Ship Island Railroad. The town was originally called Bullis after one of the construction engineers. It was later renamed Brooklyn after one of the pioneer families. Two of the early settlers, John and Sam Perkins, ran the Perkins Merchandise store and Perkins Ferry on Black Creek. At that time, Black Creek was used to raft logs cut from the pine forests surrounding Brooklyn down to the trade center of Pascagoula. Brooklyn is located at latitude 31.0562946, longitude -89.1861676. Brooklyn is served by U.S. Highway 49. The City of Brooklyn is served by the Forrest County School District. Also located in Brooklyn are Forrest County Agricultural High School (grades 9-12) and South Forrest Attendance Center...