1961 Map of Dyersburg
USGS Topo · Published 1965About this map
The Forked Deer River and the Obion River define this West Tennessee landscape, where the confluence of water and rail shaped early 1960s development. Centered on Dyersburg, the map reveals a dense network of country churches and schools that served the surrounding agrarian communities, including Cloverdale Sch and Hopewell Sch. The industrial and transport backbone of the region is anchored by the Illinois Central railroad, which links the city to Newbern and smaller junctions like Big Boy Junction.
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