1951 Map of Webbs Jungle

About this map

The Tennessee Valley Divide snakes across this mid-century landscape, separating the headwaters of the Middle Fork Stone River from the southern valley drainages. Central to the region's transport is the Dixie West Highway, which cuts a diagonal path toward Gum, serving as a primary artery for the scattered rural communities. The map reveals a deeply established network of local genealogy, evidenced by numerous family-named landmarks like the Lowe Cem, Preter Cem, and Drake Cem.