1967 Map of Etowah
USGS Topo · Published 1989About this map
Etowah serves as a major hub for the Louisville and Nashville Railroad in the 1960s, with extensive yard infrastructure and the nearby L and N Reservoir indicating the industrial importance of the rail line to the region. The landscape transitions from the urban density of the city center to the rural settlements of North Etowah and East Etowah, eventually rising into the Cherokee National Forest and Starr Mountain to the southeast. Community institutions like Woods Memorial Hospital and the Etowah Jr High Sch are clearly marked, alongside various family-named landmarks such as Tom Foeman Hill. To the south, the Conasauga River meanders toward Delano, passing through a landscape dotted with numerous country churches and cemeteries like Old Salem Ch and Carlock Cem.
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Editions of this 1967 Etowah Map
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Historical Maps of Etowah Through Time
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