1967 Map of Trezevant East

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The South Fork Obion River meanders across the center of this 1960s Carroll County landscape, defining the low-lying wetlands between Trezevant and McKenzie. The Louisville and Nashville railroad cuts a diagonal line through the terrain, serving as a primary corridor for small settlements like Jarrell and Wingo. This era shows a rural network deeply rooted in family and community institutions, with numerous landmarks such as St Johns Ch, Ebenezer Ch, and Mt Olive Cem dotting the countryside.