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2019 Map of Luray

Name: 2019 Topographic Map of Luray
Creator: U.S. Geological Survey
Published: 2019
License: https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/mark/1.0/

USGS Topo · Published 2019

About this map

The North Fork Forked Deer River winds through the northern portion of this landscape, defining the character of the West Tennessee countryside where Henderson, Madison, and Chester counties meet. The settlement of Luray serves as a central point, situated along Railroad Rd near the river's path, while the communities of Huron and Mifflin anchor the eastern and southern sectors. This rural geography is defined by its drainages, including Cypress Cr and Clarks Cr, which flow through a network of small family farms and timbered patches.

Local genealogy is well-documented through numerous family-named burial grounds like Mills-Darden Cem, Buckley Cem, and Frys Point Cem. The presence of Jackson Range Station in the east and the tri-county boundary lines highlight the administrative and service-oriented hubs of the late 2010s. The road network, including names like Truett Schoolhouse Rd and Browns School RD, hints at the historical placement of educational and social centers that historically shaped these rural neighborhoods.