1935 Map of Burnsville
USGS Topo · Published 1935About this map
The Cane River valley and its surrounding mountain ridges dominate this mid-1930s landscape, centered on the growing town of Burnsville. In an era where the Tennessee Valley Authority was actively reshaping the region’s topography and utility networks, this map shows a community defined by its proximity to steep terrain and water. The arrival of transportation and infrastructure is evident in the Clinchfield RR and the State Prison Camp, while numerous small community hubs like Day Book and Windom are anchored by local institutions such as West Burnsville Ch and the Mine Fork Sch.
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