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Bacchus topographic map
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Name: Bacchus topographic map, elevation, terrain.
Average elevation: 461 m
Minimum elevation: 355 m
Maximum elevation: 534 m
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When the railroad line was built from Knoxville through Cumberland Gap in the late 1880s, it bypassed the city of Tazewell. It is uncertain whether the railroad was unable to obtain right of way, or whether the decision was made because of topography, but the railroad depot was built about two miles to the…
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New Tazewell
United States > Tennessee > Claiborne County
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New Tazewell
United States > Tennessee > Claiborne County
When the railroad line was built from Knoxville through Cumberland Gap in the late 1880s, it bypassed the city of Tazewell. It is uncertain whether the railroad was unable to obtain right of way, or whether the decision was made because of topography, but the railroad depot was built about two miles to the…
Average elevation: 465 m
New Tazewell
United States > Tennessee > Claiborne County
When the railroad line was built from Knoxville through Cumberland Gap in the late 1880s, it bypassed the city of Tazewell. It is uncertain whether the railroad was unable to obtain right of way, or whether the decision was made because of topography, but the railroad depot was built about two miles to the…
Average elevation: 465 m
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