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Big Hill Pond State Park is a state park in southwestern Tennessee

Big Hill Pond State Park lies in the southwestern part of McNairy County and encompasses approximately 5,000 acres (20 kmē) of magnificent timberland and hardwood bottom land. Cypress Creek and Tuscumbia River border the property. Several oxbow lakes and sloughs add to the waterway. The flood plain adjacent to both the Tuscumbia River and Cypress Creek contains small oxbow lakes and swamp areas which are desirable habitat for waterfowl, wildlife and fishing.

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