Pascagoula

A medium-sized town on the Mississippi Gulf Coast. The city grew around the area's major employer, Ingalls (Now Northrup Grumman) Ship Building, where the USS Cole was repaired after the terrorists blew a large hole in the side in October 12, 2000 in Yemini. The town is often referred to as "The City of Seven Smells" by locals, due to the strange odors of nearby chemical plants. Chevron has a major refinery there, First Chemical owns a plant there, and there's a cat food plant that also adds to the reason for this humorous moniker. Pascagoula is located near the major interstate I10, which runs across almost the whole continent. The city is on the very south-eastern edge of Mississippi, on the Alabama border. To the west, several small cities-Gautier (pronounced GO-SHAY,) followed by Ocean Springs. West of Ocean Springs is Biloxi, home of Mississippi's gambling mecca. The temparatures on the Gulf of Mexico are very high-humidity is near 100% year round. Due to the high moisture content of the air, it does little good to sweat, making heat strokes fairly common. Jimmy Buffet was born in Pascagoula, also referred to as 'Goula by the locals. Pascagoula is 100 miles from New Orleans, and 50 miles from Mobile, Alabama. It's a nice place to visit... but you wouldn't want to live there!

A horrible place to live but with great people that like to party at 22nd street and ingalls

Place where all the cool, half-mexican americans are born.