1898 Map of Standingstone

About this map

The town of Livingston serves as a focal point in this late 19th-century survey of North Central Tennessee, where the transition from the rolling Highland Rim to the Cumberland Plateau dominates the landscape. The intricate drainage patterns of the Wolf River and Roaring River carve deep valleys between high points like Alpine Mountain and Skinner Mountain. This era captures a landscape of small, isolated farming and timber settlements connected by early overland routes like the road to Nashville.