The Big Sandy River winds through this West Tennessee landscape, anchoring a rural network of small communities and family burial grounds. Centered on the Yuma Post Office and the neighboring Wildersville Post Office, the area is defined by its numerous small-scale cemeteries such as Enochs Cemetery, Rush Cemetery, and Cain Cemetery, which point to a long history of local settlement and family lineage. The terrain is marked by distinctive erosional features like Big Gully and the Fairview Gullies, while water management is evident at Maple Creek Dam and Cub Creek Lake. Transportation throughout the quadrangle relies on a web of named tracks and roads, including the Timberlake-Wildersville Rd and Bucksnort Trl, which connect the scattered homesteads and agricultural land that characterize this portion of Henderson County.
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1936 · Clarksburg
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1936 · Lexington
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1936 · Yuma
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1936 · Parsons
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1936 · Seventeen Creek
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1936 · Center Ridge
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1936 · Cavvia
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1936 · Buena Vista
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1936 · Chesterfield
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1950 · Yuma
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