2013 Map of Milan

About this map

Milan serves as the primary urban center for this portion of West Tennessee, where a network of highways and local roads converges among the headwaters of the N Fork Forked Deer River. The landscape is defined by its small, distributed rural communities such as Concord, Cades, and Union Central, which are linked by namesake corridors like Concord Moores Chapel Rd. These settlements often sit near the numerous creek systems draining the region, including Flippen Cr, Mayo Br, and Hog Cr. In the southwest, the town of Gibson anchors the lower portion of the sheet, while infrastructure such as the Gibson County Airport and the Milan City Landfill at Caraway Hills reflects the modern development of the county. The area’s hydrological character is marked by the winding course of the Rutherford Fork Obion River in the northeast, illustrating the river-and-road economy that has long shaped the development of Gibson County.