
Douglas Lake and the French Broad River dominate the southern half of this Tennessee landscape, marking the intersection of Jefferson and Cocke counties. In the early 1960s, the terrain shows a transition from the wooded heights of Bays Mountain in the northwest to the active transport corridors of the Southern Railway and Dixie Highway passing through White Pine. The map records a dense network of family and community landmarks, including the Swannsylvania School and numerous rural houses of worship like Hankins Chapel and Swannsylvania Ch. Lakeside infrastructure is well-defined, featuring the Swann Dock, Conn Dock, and the Swann Lakeside Airpark near Dallon Lake. This survey illustrates the post-impoundment geography where old roads like Taylor Bend Road meet the rising waters of the reservoir.
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