
Cumberland Mountain dominates this 1936 survey, which was compiled from aerial photographs by the Tennessee Valley Authority during a transformative era for the region. The high plateau landscape is defined by the settlement of Hytop and the community of Jericho, where narrow trails and family-named hollows like Haney Hollow and Money Hollow snake through the deep relief. The map documents the rural infrastructure of the mid-1930s, including the Walnut Grove Sch and Hytop Cem, alongside numerous springs such as Medlock Spring and McCrary Spring that served as vital water sources.
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