2013 Map of Gordonsville
USGS Topo · Published 2013About this map
The Cumberland River and Caney Fork converge in this section of Middle Tennessee, shaping a landscape of deep river bends and industrial landmarks. Industrial activity is prominent at the Jersey Miniery Zinc Company Lake north of Gordonsville, reflecting the region's mineral heritage. Modern infrastructure spans the waterways via the Cordell Hull Bridge at South Carthage and the Benton McMillian Memorial Bridge further east. Small settlements such as Hickman and Elmwood anchor the rural landscape, connected by a network of hollows like Trousdale Hollow and high points such as Winfree Knob. The transition from river-bottom commerce to the ridges of the Highland Rim is evident in the layout of historic crossings like the Stonewall Bridge and the rail-aligned community of Carthage Junction.
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