1950 Map of Rives
USGS Topo · Published 1981About this map
The Illinois Central Gulf railroad serves as a central spine through this West Tennessee landscape, anchoring the community of Rives and several smaller agricultural rail stops. This 1950 survey, which received photorevisions in 1980, documents a region defined by its complex bottomland hydrology. The confluence of the North Fork Obion River and the Rutherford Fork Obion River creates a broad, marshy basin characterized by oxbow features like Horseshoe Lake and Long Lake. Much of this wetland area is protected within the Gooch Wildlife Management Area, showing the importance of the river forks to local geography.
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