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English: Map showing the original outline of Bussell Island, at the junction of the Tennessee River and Little Tennessee River near Lenoir City, Tennessee, USA. The construction of Tellico Dam in the 1970s flooded the original southern 2/3rds of the island, and a mile-long earthen levee was built along the island's new southwest shore and across its east river channel, connecting the island with the mainland. The construction of the canal between Tellico and Fort Loudoun lakes effectively created a larger island. The Bussell Island sites were excavated in 1887 and 1919. |
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| Source | United States Geological Survey – National Map |
| Author | United States Geological Survey; Brian Stansberry |
This map was created using a topographical template provided by the "Map Locator" on the USGS National Map website. All text on the map, with the exception of the coordinates in the bottom right-hand corner, added by Brian Stansberry. The dotted blue line, showing the original shoreline of Bussell Island, also added by Brian Stansberry. Some contours, boundary lines, and place names removed from the original template.
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This image is in the public domain in the United States because it only contains materials that originally came from the United States Geological Survey, an agency of the United States Department of the Interior. For more information, see the official USGS copyright policy.
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