1936 Map of Sandy Hook

About this map

Sandy Hook and Enterprise serve as focal points for this 1936 survey of the rolling borderlands where Maury, Giles, and Lawrence Counties meet. The landscape is defined by the high divide of Elk Ridge, separating the drainage of Bigby Creek and Dry Creek in the north from the Anderson Creek watershed to the south. A notable industrial presence is indicated by the L and N RR and a narrow gage rail line near Arrow Lake, alongside infrastructure like a flume and T E P Co Trans Line.