
Goshen Mountain and Bays Mountain form a rugged backdrop for this 1935 Tennessee Valley Authority survey, which documents the complex rural landscape at the intersection of Washington, Sullivan, Hawkins, and Greene Counties. The region is defined by a dense network of mountain ridges like Chimney Top Mountain and fertile valleys where agriculture and early industry thrived. Fall Branch and Sullivan Gardens serve as primary hubs, connected by a web of early state routes including State Hwy No 81.
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