
Savannah serves as the focal point of this Tennessee landscape, showing the town's expansion into residential developments like Woodland Heights and New Town during the early 1970s. The geography is defined by the winding course of Horse Creek, which meanders through the central terrain, while the rural eastern portions are characterized by a network of hollows such as Barnett Hollow and Jenkins Hollow.
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