2022 Map of Mansfield

About this map

Mansfield and Routon anchor a landscape defined by its network of family cemeteries and small rural settlements at the southern edge of Henry County. The terrain is marked by the Tennessee Valley Divide, where water begins its journey toward distinct drainages, including the Crooked Cr Drainage Canal and W Sandy Cr. This area is particularly notable for genealogists and local historians, as it contains an exceptional density of burial sites such as Claxton-Myrick Cem, Shiloh Cem, and Dumplin Hill Cem, many situated along historically named roads like Camp Tyson Rd and Old McKenzie Hwy. The settlement pattern follows the drainage of Barnes Fork and Panther Cr, reflecting a traditional West Tennessee agricultural layout where small hamlets like Van Dyke and Mixie grew around established family landholdings and rural crossroads.