1952 Map of Youngville

About this map

The South Fork Red River carves a winding path through this northern Tennessee landscape, anchoring a rural network of small crossroads and farming communities. In the mid-20th century, the area was defined by its localized infrastructure, featuring numerous community landmarks like Brick Sch and Corinth Ch. The terrain transitions from the well-drained heights near Youngville to the low-lying wetlands known as The Swamps in the central-west. Significant water features such as Wartrace Lake and the State Fish Hatchery indicate a landscape managed for both recreation and resource conservation. Local genealogists will find value in the scattered Cem labels and several educational sites like Krisle Sch and Benton Sch, which represent the social hubs of Robertson County before the expansion of modern school districts.