Georgetown, Mississippi is a small town located in southwestern Copiah County. The climate in Georgetown is classified as humid subtropical, meaning hot summers, mild winters, and significant rainfall throughout the year. Georgetown is situated near the Pearl River, which is an important hydrological feature of the region. The river is known to contain high levels of sediment, nutrients, and bacteria due to runoff from agricultural and urban areas. Despite these challenges, outdoor recreation opportunities exist in Georgetown, including fishing, hunting, and boating along the Pearl River. Additionally, the town is surrounded by dense forests, making it an ideal location for hiking and wildlife viewing.