1936 Map of Clinton
USGS Topo · Published 1936About this map
The Clinch River carves a sinuous path through this 1936 survey, defining a landscape dominated by the parallel ridges of Walden Ridge and Black Oak Ridge. In the northeast, the county seat of Clinton serves as a nexus for the Southern Ry and Louisville and Nashville RR, while smaller clusters like South Clinton and Marlow trace the valley floors. This era before massive industrial transformation shows a patchwork of rural holdings, where Spessard Mill and College Hill stand as local landmarks alongside numerous family burial grounds like Patterson Cem and Hendren Cem.
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