Soso ranks well for crime, education, and cost of living, and offers something for everyone. While crime rates may be higher than the national average, the average is much lower than other Rural cities. Education is also a strong point for Soso, ranking high on both a statewide and national level. The school district also receives high marks on student reviews and graduation rates, but this does not necessarily mean that Soso schools are better than other cities in the state.
The city is located in Jones County, Mississippi. As of the 2010 census, the population of Soso was 418. Located at 310 feet above sea level, Soso is an area with moderate weather. Soso also has a town hall at the address above, where residents can obtain information on schedules, customer service, and other information. Getting help in the city is simple with the town hall's information, as well as other services.
Soso, MS has a median age of 37.6. A majority of the population is under the age of 20, with males making more than double as the females. A typical Soso family has 3.2 members. Soso ranks 58th in the state and 5932 nationally. Residents of Soso are mostly white, although a small number of people are Hispanic.