1968 Map of Louisville

About this map

Fort Loudoun Lake dominates the landscape as it winds through the borderlands of Knox and Blount counties. The town of Louisville sits at the center of this riverside network, serving as a focal point for local commerce and community life during the late 1960s. To the south, the expansion of Mcgee Tyson Airport and the neighboring industrial presence of Alcoa signal the region's modernization, while several smaller, rural hubs like Middle Settlement and Miser Station maintain their traditional character.