
Cumberland Escarpment and Walden Ridge dominate the topography of this Rhea County corridor, where the land drops sharply toward the Tennessee River valley. The settlement pattern follows the valley floor, centered on Evensville and the northern outskirts of Dayton. A network of family-named cemeteries, such as Pierce Cem, Howerton Cem, and Webb Cem, reflects the long-standing agricultural roots of the area.
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1935 Evensville
Rhea County, TN

1935 Morgan Springs
Rhea County, TN

1935 Pennine
Rhea County, TN

1942 Evensville
Rhea County, TN

1949 Pennine
Rhea County, TN

1956 Morgan Springs
Rhea County, TN

1972 Morgan Springs
Rhea County, TN

1973 Evensville
Rhea County, TN

1973 Pennine
Rhea County, TN
2010 Evensville
Rhea County, TN
2010 Morgan Springs
Rhea County, TN
2010 Pennine
Rhea County, TN
2013 Evensville
Rhea County, TN
2013 Morgan Springs
Rhea County, TN
2013 Pennine
Rhea County, TN
2016 Evensville
Rhea County, TN
2016 Morgan Springs
Rhea County, TN
2016 Pennine
Rhea County, TN
2019 Evensville
Rhea County, TN
2019 Morgan Springs
Rhea County, TN
2019 Pennine
Rhea County, TN

2022 Evensville
Rhea County, TN

2022 Morgan Springs
Rhea County, TN

2022 Pennine
Rhea County, TN