2013 Map of McKenzie

About this map

The railroad town of McKenzie serves as the focal point of this Northwest Tennessee landscape, situated where the terrain transitions into the drainage basins of the Obion River system. Water features dominate the rural sections, with Middle Fork Obion Lake and the winding course of Tumbling Cr in the north, while Spring Creek and its many tributaries like Boaz Cr and Wrinkley Br crisscross the southern farmlands. Smaller outlying communities like Tumbling and Greenhills are connected by a dense network of country roads, including Bell Store Rd and Janes Mill Rd, which reflect the area's agricultural foundations. The map reveals how the local geography is defined by the numerous small branches—such as Morris Br, Booth Br, and Bond Br—that have historically influenced property lines and transport routes throughout Carroll County.