1943 Map of Cookeville
USGS Topo · Published 1943About this map
Cookeville serves as the central hub for this portion of middle Tennessee during the early 1940s, situated along the vital Tennessee Central Railroad corridor. The landscape transitions from the developed agricultural and transit corridor in the north, featuring towns like Algood and Baxter, toward the dramatic elevation of the Cumberland Plateau in the east near Monterey. The region's transport network is defined by a mix of rail lines and river crossings, including Hodge Ferry over the winding Caney Fork River.
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