1982 Map of Lewisburg

About this map

Lewisburg and Cockrum anchor this 1980s landscape in the hills of northern Mississippi. The region is defined by the winding course of the Coldwater River, which moves through a network of smaller drainages including Short Creek and Dry Creek. The settlement pattern reflects the agricultural and rural character of the area, with small communities like Ingrams Mill and Stonewall situated near watercourses and crossroads. Along the southern edge of the sheet, the De Soto Co / Tate Co boundary line marks the transition between counties near the village of Alphaba. A complex web of local creeks, such as Little Jordan Creek and Pigeon Roost Creek, illustrates the natural drainage patterns that have historically influenced road placement and property lines across this part of the state.