A cartographic representation illustrating the geographical area encompassing the Tennessee River watershed and its surrounding terrain. This representation typically includes the river’s course, tributary streams, major cities and towns located within the region, county and state boundaries, and prominent topographical features such as mountains, valleys, and reservoirs. For example, a detailed version might delineate floodplains, agricultural lands, and infrastructure like dams and power plants.
The visual depiction of the region allows for better understanding of resource distribution, economic activities, and environmental challenges specific to the area. Such tools offer valuable insights for regional planning, infrastructure development, resource management, and disaster preparedness. Historically, these cartographic resources have played a crucial role in shaping policies related to navigation, flood control, and economic development within the watershed.