1939 Map of White Pine

Upland from the river, the town of White Pine sits at a nexus of transportation, where the Southern railroad meets the Dixie Highway. The map captures a high density of rural institutions that anchored local life in Jefferson and Cocke Counties, from the Westminster Sem to family-named landmarks like Anderson Mill and Kimbrough Crossroad. The topographic detail reveals a landscape of ridges and hollows, including the Bays Mountains and numerous named watercourses such as Long Creek and Cedar Fork.