2010 Map of Ripley South

About this map

Henning and the southern reaches of Ripley anchor this Lauderdale County landscape during a period of modern local development. The terrain is defined by the winding course of the Hatchie River along the southwestern corner and a network of creeks and man-made reservoirs, including Cane Creek Lake Number Nineteen and Ried Dunavant Lake. A high density of rural burial grounds, such as Bethlehem Cemetery, Canfield Cemetery, and the Garden of Everlasting Life, offers significant data points for genealogists and local historians tracing family lineages across the county. The road network connects established centers like the Ripley Post Office to outlying areas via routes like Asbury Glimp Rd and Jack Crutcher Rd, illustrating the spatial relationship between the town centers and the surrounding agricultural and residential developments of the early 21st century.