2019 Map of Trimble

About this map

Obion and Trimble sit at the northern edge of this West Tennessee landscape, where the managed waters of the Obion River and the Old Obion River Drainage Canal dominate the low-lying terrain. The map documents a predominantly rural and agricultural environment punctuated by small settlements and family landmarks. Road networks like Sharpes Ferry Rd and Mason Hall Rd connect the dispersed communities of Templeton and Cool Springs. For those researching local heritage, the map identifies several significant burial sites, including Pierce Cem near Trimble and the McCorkle Cem further south. The southern boundary of the sheet reaches the outskirts of Newbern, illustrating the transition from the river bottomlands to the more elevated agricultural fields of Dyer and Gibson Counties.