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Ellisville Population: 4,512

Total Males: 2,400
Total Females: 2,112
Median Household Income: $30,125
Total Households: 1,255

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Brief Information About Ellisville

Ellisville city is located in the County of Jones in the US state of Mississippi. It has an area of about 14.6 sq. kms. with an elevated height of about 254 ft above the sea level. Some of the important business ventures of the town revolves around adult education centers, real estate and companies, aircraft servicing and maintenance agencies, auto dealers and maintenance fecilities, art and craft shops, animal hospitals and clinics, auto painting and repair services, beauty salons, bathroom planning and remodelling agencies, retail shops and departmental stores and many similar business ventures.

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