2016 Map of Macon

About this map

The low-lying wetlands of Treadville Bottom and the winding course of Bluff Cr characterize this portion of Fayette County. Small rural communities like Macon and Warren serve as anchors for a landscape heavily marked by family and community history. The concentration of burial sites, including Saint Pauls Cem, Jones Chapel Cem, and Lewis Parrot Cem, reflects a deep-rooted pattern of settlement along the local ridges and creek beds. In the northwest, Oakland appears as a growing hub, while the southern reaches near Williston retain a more pastoral character. Water remains a defining feature of the topography, from the larger Glengary Lake to the many drainages like Shaws Cr and Harris Cr that cut through the undulating terrain of this West Tennessee region.