Bodenham sits at the heart of this landscape where the Lawrence Co and Giles Co lines meet in middle Tennessee. The area is defined by a dense network of hollows and ridges, with water flowing through drainages like Hurricane Cr and Weakley Creek. Rural life is centered around small crossroads and named hills, such as Powder Mill Hill and Tin Top. Local history is preserved in several family and community burial grounds, including Chestnut Grove Cem, Hughes Cem, and Scotts Hill Cem, which are tucked away from the primary thoroughfares like the Pulaski Hwy. Notable natural landmarks such as Copperas Falls and Fall River Spring indicate the area's hydrology, while the presence of Fall River and New Prospect shows the distribution of settlement along the winding county roads that navigate the complex terrain of the Highland Rim.
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1936 · Milky Way
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1936 · Aspen Hill
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1936 · Campbellsville
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1936 · Lawrenceburg
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1936 · Ethridge
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1936 · Pulaski
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1936 · Bodenham
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1936 · Appleton
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1936 · Bonnertown
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1948 · Appleton
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