1958 Map of Marion
USGS Topo · Published 1978About this map
The Southwestern State Hospital and Marion College anchor the town of Marion, which serves as a center of commerce and education along the Norfolk and Western rail corridor. To the north, Hungry Mother State Park surrounds Hungry Mother Lake, while the southern reaches of the map are dominated by the elevations of Pond Mountain and Rich Mountain within the Jefferson National Forest. The landscape reveals a dense network of rural infrastructure, including the Buller Bass Hatchery near the South Fork Holston River and the industrial activity of a Rock quarry. Historical transport patterns are visible where the Lee Highway follows the valley floor, connecting smaller settlements like McMullin and Adwolf to the larger regional hub. Religious life is well-documented through numerous landmarks such as Ebenezer Ch and Mt Zion Ch.
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