2019 Map of Bolivar East

About this map

The Hatchie River and its expansive wetlands at Hatchie Bottom dominate this portion of Hardeman County, defining the landscape south of Toone and Shandy. The northern outskirts of Bolivar are visible in the southwest, where the street grid includes landmarks like Union Cem and Polk Cem. This region is characterized by a high density of family-named cemeteries and rural roads that follow the rise and fall of the terrain above the river valley. Numerous small ponds and lakes, such as Yarbrough Lake and The Grinnel Pond, are scattered across the bottomlands and wooded uplands. The road network, featuring routes like Eighteen Loop and Valley Rd, connects isolated homesteads and small agricultural settlements, reflecting a long-standing pattern of rural Tennessee life shaped by the proximity to the river's winding course.