2010 Map of Kendrick

About this map

Farmington serves as the primary hub in this Alcorn County landscape, where the Tennessee-Mississippi state line defines the northern boundary. The terrain is a complex network of small drainages and hollows, including Sorghum Hollow and Lewis Hollow, which cut through the land toward larger water bodies like Waukomis Lake and Liddon Lake. Local genealogy and community history are anchored by several family and church burial grounds, such as Marvin Cemetery, Wyly Cemetery, and the Pleasant Ridge Cemetery situated near the Glen Lookout Tower. This high point offers a strategic overlook of the surrounding timber and agricultural plots. Movement through the area is dictated by a dense grid of county roads, including Oakland School Rd and Farmington Church Rd, reflecting a settlement pattern deeply tied to local education and faith centers. The presence of Springer Glade in the northeast and numerous branches like Chambers Creek and Babb Branch highlight the well-watered nature of this border country.