1935 Map of Goodfield

About this map

Pine Ridge and Mc Minn Ridge define the undulating landscape of this 1935 survey, a period when the Tennessee Valley Authority was actively documenting the region's water and power infrastructure. The map captures a rural network centered on small crossroads and water-driven industry, notably Blevin Mill Dam and its associated Flume along Goodfield Creek. Small community anchors like Goodfield Sch and Bethesda Ch appear alongside family-named landmarks such as Marler Spring and McCorkle Spring. Transportation follows the natural contours of the ridges, with State Highway No 58 and State Highway No 30 providing the primary arteries through the valleys. The presence of a Transmission Line cutting across the northeastern corner signals the modernization arriving in Meigs County during the mid-1930s.