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Franklin County Extension Office
One of 14 government office listings in Meadville.
About Franklin County Extension Office
Franklin County Extension Office is a government office in the public service and government sector, based in Meadville, MS. Its recorded address is 20 Walnut St S, 39653. The listing includes a telephone number, an official website. It is one of 14 government office listings tracked in Meadville; the nearest comparable listing is Town of Bude, about 4.9 km away in Bude. Franklin County Extension Office has 4 listed locations in total; this page covers the Meadville branch.
- Address
- 20 Walnut St S, Meadville, MS, 39653
- Phone
- (601) 384-2349
- Website
- msucares.com
Questions
Where is Franklin County Extension Office located?
20 Walnut St S, Meadville, MS, 39653
How do I contact Franklin County Extension Office?
(601) 384-2349 · http://msucares.com/cgi-bin/stafflist.cgi?county_number=19
What type of business is Franklin County Extension Office?
Franklin County Extension Office is a government office (public service and government) in Meadville.
Franklin County Extension Office branches
Franklin County Extension Office has 4 listed locations. This branch is in Meadville.
- Russellville35653-2362
- Frankfort40601-8749
- Meadville39653
Nearby government office
- Town of BudeBude4.9 km
- City of RoxieRoxie16.9 km
- Town of Roxie, MississippiRoxie17.0 km
- Crosby Town HallCrosby26.2 km
- Jefferson County Extension OfficeFayette31.1 km
- Fayette City HallFayette31.2 km
- City of Fayette MsFayette31.2 km
- Town of GlosterGloster32.2 km
- Amite County Youth CounselorLiberty35.5 km
- State of MississippiLiberty35.6 km
- Amite County Extension OfficeLiberty35.7 km
- Amite County Health DepartmentLiberty35.7 km
- City of LibertyLiberty37.8 km
- Centreville MayorCentreville45.3 km
- Wilkinson County SchoolsCentreville45.5 km
Cite this page
“Franklin County Extension Office, Meadville — business.wiki, retrieved August 2026.” Facts on this page come from openly licensed data (Overture Maps Foundation) and are refreshed with each monthly release; sourcing is documented on the methodology page.