2013 Map of Harris

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The North Fork Obion River meanders across the southern portion of this landscape, anchoring a rural Tennessee region defined by small, historically agricultural clusters. Long-established communities such as Harris, Pierce Station, and Chambers dot the corridor north of the river, while the modern aviation facilities at Everett-Stewart Regional Airport occupy the southwest corner near Sunnyside. The road network is marked by numerous family-named routes, including Taylor Brothers Rd and Albert Owens Rd, which hint at decades of local landownership and hereditary farming. Water drainage patterns are primarily dictated by the Harris Fork Cr and Deer Cr, which feed into the river system. This area, situated in the northwestern corner of the state, maintains its character through a collection of small hamlets like Terrell, Midway, and Shofner, illustrating the persistent settlement patterns of rural Obion County.