2013 Map of Luray

About this map

Luray and Huron sit at the center of this rural West Tennessee landscape, where the N Fork Forked Deer River and its various tributaries define the movement of local traffic. The settlement pattern is largely shaped by the drainage of Middle Fork Cr and Cypress Cr, with small communities like Mifflin and New Friendship serving as local hubs. The road network reflects a history of small rural institutions, evidenced by labels like Browns School Rd and Truett Schoolhouse Rd, pointing toward former educational sites in Henderson County. Farther north, Russell Crossroads and the Jackson Range Station mark important local landmarks in this agricultural region. The map preserves a network of family-named lanes and roads, such as Station Rd and John Pope Rd, which offer a clear view of the area's land ownership and social geography in the early 21st century.