2016 Map of Dancyville

About this map

Dancyville anchors this West Tennessee landscape where the borders of Haywood and Fayette counties meet amidst a network of rural roads and historical small settlements. The topography is defined by the broad lowlands of Hatchie Bottom to the north and the hydrologic engineering of the Big Muddy Canal to the southwest, reflecting the region's long-standing relationship with its river drainage systems. Local history is preserved in a high density of rural burial grounds, including Dancyville Cem, Saint John Cem, and Spring Hill Cem, which often mark the location of vanished or diminished communities. Scattered crossroads like Ko Ko, Asbury, and Antioch remain connected by historical thoroughfares such as Stanton Koko Rd and Dancyville Eurekaton Rd, tracing a settlement pattern rooted in the area's agricultural heritage.