2016 Map of Obion

About this map

Obion and Troy anchor this portion of the West Tennessee landscape, where the flatlands meet the winding course of the Obion River. The map reveals a dense network of rural life defined by numerous family and community burial grounds, including Rose Hill Cem and the Bethlehem Cem. The southern edge is shaped by the wide wetlands surrounding the river, crossed by the Adkison Memorial Bridge, while the northern terrain is dissected by smaller drainages like Rogers Cr and Richland Creek. This area shows a transition from the structured street grids of the established towns to a more irregular pattern of family-named roads such as Sleepy Callis Rd and Ebenezer Rd, reflecting long-standing agricultural land divisions. Smaller settlements like Wolverine and Englewood appear as minor junctions in a landscape dominated by timber and farmland.