1961 Map of Jefferson City

About this map

Jefferson City and Dandridge anchor this topographic portrait of East Tennessee, connected by the Andrew Johnson Highway as it winds through Dumplin Valley and Hunnicutt Valley. The landscape is defined by the sharp ridges of Bays Mountain and Mutton Ridge, while the southern portion of the sheet is dominated by the broad expanse of Douglas Lake and the French Broad River. This 1974 photorevision highlights mid-century development, including the Carson-Newman College campus and the industrial presence of Coy Mine with its associated tailings pond.