1966 Map of Clayton

About this map

The hills and creek valleys of northern Tennessee are documented here during the mid-1960s, a landscape defined by the drainage of Reelfoot Creek and North Reelfoot Creek. The small community of Clayton serves as a central point, surrounded by a network of rural settlements including Crystal, Fremont, and Dixie. The presence of the County Home and the Old Republican Sch suggests a well-established social fabric, while multiple churches like Antioch Ch and Bethel Ch anchor the local neighborhoods. High points like Mathis Hill and Logan Hill overlook a terrain marked by small-scale resource extraction at various Gravel Pit locations. The map illustrates a rural transition, showing the original locations of Old Fremont alongside newer developments near Englewood Lake.