2013 Map of Mount Peter

About this map

Finger and the crossroads of Forty Forks anchor this portion of McNairy County, where the Tennessee landscape is defined by a dense network of creek drainages and rural farm-to-market roads. The terrain is deeply incised by waters such as Huggins Cr and Tacker Cr, which converge near Major Hill Hollow in the southern reaches of the quadrangle. The map reveals a high concentration of family-named lanes and roads, such as Chambers Chapel Ln and Rose Hill RD, indicating a long-established pattern of local land ownership and small-scale agriculture. Natural water sources like Sulphur Spring and Hodges Spring remain key landmarks in a landscape that transitions between the high ground of Mount Peter and the low-lying reaches of Hogwallow Cr.