1935 Map of Burem
USGS Topo · Published 1935About this map
The Holston River winds through this 1935 survey of Hawkins County, defining a landscape of narrow ridges and fertile valleys. The rare natural phenomenon of Ebbing and Flowing Springs stands near Amis, while the river itself is anchored by Burem Island and the Burem Bridge. This mid-depression era documentation captures the rural infrastructure of East Tennessee before widespread modernization, shown through the network of local educational and religious centers like Alumwell Academy and Shady Grove Ch.
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