1967 Map of Mc Kenzie

About this map

Mc Kenzie anchors the southeastern corner of this West Tennessee landscape, serving as a significant educational and transportation hub at the intersection of several county lines. The campus of Bethel College is a prominent landmark within the town, alongside local institutions like Webb Sch and the Armory. The region's development is closely tied to the Seaboard line, which cuts a straight diagonal across the terrain toward Gleason. Outside these centers, the land is defined by a dense network of small waterways including Summers Creek, Tumbling Creek, and Spring Creek. Numerous country churches and burial grounds, such as Caledonia Ch and the Tumbling Creek Cem, are scattered throughout the countryside, marking the established rural communities and family homesteads of the late 1960s. The map also records mid-century infrastructure developments like pipelines and a Sewage Disposal site.