Belmont serves as the primary hub in this corner of Tishomingo County, situated where the Tennessee Valley Divide separates the watershed. The landscape is defined by the winding course of Bear Creek and its associated Bear Creek Floodway, which passes under the Belmont Bridge. Smaller settlements like Dennis and Neil are connected by the historic route of the Natchez Trace Parkway, which cuts diagonally across the northern terrain near Horseshoe Bend.
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1935 · Holcut
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1935 · Pleasant Site
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1936 · Belmont
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1936 · Red Bay
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1936 · Halltown
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1936 · Bishop
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1936 · Tishomingo
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1950 · Paden
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1950 · Belmont
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1950 · Bishop
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