Savannah serves as the focal point of this Hardin County landscape, where urban expansion meets the intricate creek systems and hollows of West Tennessee. The residential development of Woodland Heights, New Town, and Belle Meade illustrates the modern footprint of the community, while the surrounding rural areas are defined by a high density of family burial grounds and historical landmarks. From the Savannah Cem near the city center to more remote sites like the Hosea Farm Cem and Plummer Cem, the map provides a comprehensive look at the region's genealogical record. The terrain is marked by numerous drainage features such as Horse Creek and Turkey Creek, which carve out significant depressions like Oxen Hollow and Tidwell Hollow. Aviation and infrastructure are prominent via the Savannah-Hardin County Airport, situated near the small settlement of Maddox, while recreational and natural features including Don Coleman Lake and the Sugar Camp Hollow Trail define the outskirts.
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1936 · Savannah
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1936 · Wolf Pit Ridge
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1936 · Hookers Bend
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1936 · Counce
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1936 · Olivehill
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1936 · Milledgeville
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1936 · Pickwick
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1936 · Lowryville
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1936 · Pittsburg Landing
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1949 · Hookers Bend
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