Mississippi License Plates
County allocation system. Regular passenger plates are embossed, but rental car series and special issues are flat. Mississippi does not use the alpha character "O" or the numerical combination "666" on plates.
The current base began in October, 2012, and replaced the previous base by the end of October, 2013. <!--Highs with an asterisk (*) denote the 2012 "Lucille" base. Plain entries are on the 2007 lighthouse base.-->
County number and allocation of Passenger plates appears in the "Notes" section. Passenger and standard Truck plates have the county name embossed at the bottom center of plates. Most Special types do not have the county name, but do have a black on white sticker with the county number. The current county numbers are the same that used to appear as part of the registration number through 1973.
For our purposes to list all of the counties, the very first plate number for the county has been entered until we receive a new high.
There are 10 counties in Mississippi that have two county seats. In each of those counties, separate allocations within the county allocation are made to each of the county seats.
Stickers
11 - black on blue
12 - black on white
13 - black on white
14 - black on white
15 - black on white
