1936 Map of Waterloo
USGS Topo · Published 1936About this map
The Tennessee River flows through the heart of this landscape at a critical moment in its development, shortly after the Tennessee Valley Authority began transforming the waterway. The Pickwick Landing Reservoir outline is already visible, marking the rising waters that would soon redefine the shorelines of Waterloo, Riverton, and Eastport. Along the river's edge, industrial and transport infrastructure of a passing era remains, including the Riverton Lock, the Riverton Ferry, and several landings such as Shellbank Landing.
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