For years, this site’s Webmistress has wished for a map of the Hawkins County Civil Districts in 1836, overlaid on a current map, for her own research. She is immeasurably grateful for the incalculable efforts of Jim Jackson for his … Continue reading →
This map shows the area surrounding where Grainger County formed in 1796. Source: Matthew Carey’s Map of Tennessee, dated 1795.
Continue reading →In 1972, the East Tennessee Historical Society published a history of Knox County, entitled French Broad-Holston Country. The map below is from that volume. A larger, PDF version of the map that appeared in a printed volume (bibliographic data was … Continue reading →
Click here to view Grainger County’s entry on Wikipedia.
Continue reading →<a href=”http://quickfacts.census.gov/qfd/states/47/47057lk.html” target=”_blank”>Click here</a> to view the detailed listing from the U. S. Census Bureau.
Continue reading →Click here to view the data from WordIQ On-Line Encyclopedia.
Continue reading →Click here to view the PDF file from the U. S. Census Bureau.
Continue reading →Click here to view the interactive mapping project from the University of Tennessee at Knoxville.
Continue reading →This map shows the names and boundaries of USGS quadrangle maps covering Grainger County. Click here to view and download the map.
Continue reading →Click here to view the catalogue of maps available in the University of Alabama’s collection.
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