1965 Map of South Cleveland

About this map

White Oak Mountain dominates the western half of this quadrangle, forming a natural boundary along the Hamilton Co and Bradley Co line. The landscape is defined by the ridge-and-valley topography typical of the region, where numerous hollows like Stillhouse Hollow and Shingle Hollow provide drainage into Whiteoak Creek and Candies Creek. The eastern edge of the map captures the mid-1960s expansion of Cleveland, showing the development of South Cleveland and the nearby community of Annadale. This era of growth is marked by the presence of the Southern railroad line and several public institutions including Bradley Memorial High Sch and the National Guard Armory.