
The rugged divide of Walden Ridge dominates this 1936 survey, illustrating the sharp contrast between the deep drainage basins of the Cumberland Plateau and the fertile Sequatchie Valley. At the base of the ridge, the Sequatchie River flows parallel to the U. S. Highway No 28 (Alvin C York Highway), which serves as the primary corridor through the valley floor. Higher elevations are marked by small, remote community centers such as Lewis Chapel Sch and Davis Chapel Ch, illustrating the scattered settlement patterns of the era.
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1936 Daus
Sequatchie County, TN

1936 Henson Gap
Sequatchie County, TN

1936 Savage Point
Sequatchie County, TN

1946 Daus
Sequatchie County, TN

1946 Henson Gap
Sequatchie County, TN

1946 Savage Point
Sequatchie County, TN

1947 Daus
Sequatchie County, TN

1947 Henson Gap
Sequatchie County, TN

1947 Savage Point
Sequatchie County, TN
2010 Daus
Sequatchie County, TN
2010 Henson Gap
Sequatchie County, TN
2010 Savage Point
Sequatchie County, TN
2013 Daus
Sequatchie County, TN
2013 Henson Gap
Sequatchie County, TN
2013 Savage Point
Sequatchie County, TN
2016 Daus
Sequatchie County, TN
2016 Henson Gap
Sequatchie County, TN
2016 Savage Point
Sequatchie County, TN
2019 Daus
Sequatchie County, TN
2019 Henson Gap
Sequatchie County, TN
2019 Savage Point
Sequatchie County, TN

2022 Daus
Sequatchie County, TN

2022 Henson Gap
Sequatchie County, TN

2022 Savage Point
Sequatchie County, TN