2022 Map of Stanton
USGS Topo · Published 2022About this map
Stanton sits at the junction of rail and road in this West Tennessee landscape, where the agricultural plains meet the complex drainage systems of Hatchie Bottom. The terrain is defined by engineered waterways like the Big Muddy Canal and Little Muddy Canal, which were designed to manage the low-lying wetlands of Haywood County. This area is exceptionally dense with genealogical landmarks, particularly family and community burial grounds such as the Core Family Cem, Collier Cemeteries, and the First Baptist Keeling Cem.
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1950 · Brownsville
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1951 · Brownsville
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1952 · Stanton
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1952 · Lambert
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1952 · Dancyville
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1952 · Laconia
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1952 · Stanton
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1954 · Mason
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1956 · Blytheville
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1959 · Blytheville
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