2019 Map of Harris
USGS Topo · Published 2019About this map
The North Fork Obion River meanders across this Obion County landscape, defining the wetland-rich bottomlands south of Harris. This recent survey details a rural region shaped by agricultural life and small rail-oriented communities like Pierce Station and Terrell. Genealogists will find exceptional value in the density of burial grounds, including the Morris Slave Cem and several family or community sites such as Gill Cem, Rankins Cem, and Johnson Grove Cem. The transportation network is anchored by the Illinois Central RR corridor and the expansive grounds of the Everett-Stewart Regional Airport in the southwest. A grid of named country roads, from Claude Tucker Rd to Doc Hanney Rd, connects scattered farmsteads and the smaller settlements of Shofner, Midway, and Sunnyside.
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