1935 Map of Crowder

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Tallahatchie River and Coldwater River dominate this 1930s landscape, winding through a complex network of bayous and oxbow lakes such as Twin Lakes and Patterson Lakes. The topography reflects a region shaped by water management and early twentieth-century infrastructure, featuring an Abandoned R R running north of Crowder. This survey is notable for its depiction of the Chickasaw Boundary Line, which cuts across the eastern hills near Sherman Hill. The delta lowlands contrast sharply with the rising ground to the east, where small communities like Teasdale and Bellamy are established. Local social centers are well-documented, including the Quitman Co Hunting Club and numerous educational landmarks like Rosewald Sch and Canal White Sch. The town of Charleston serves as a primary hub in the south, while smaller settlements and churches like Oak Grove Ch and Allen Chapel dot the alluvial plain.