2011 Map of Brevard

About this map

Brevard serves as the central hub of this 2011 survey, surrounded by established neighborhoods like Franklin Park, McCrary Acres, and Forest Hills. The landscape is defined by the winding course of the French Broad River and the Little River, which are punctuated by numerous small dams and private lakes including Cascade Lake, Trout Lake, and Betty Kay Lake. Cultural history is preserved in many family and community burial grounds, such as the Evergreen Gillespie Cemetery and Cooper Cemetery, often situated near prominent peaks like Sugar Loaf Mountain or See Off Mountain. The southern portion of the map highlights planned recreational and residential areas such as Sherwood Forest and Sequoyah Woods, illustrating the region's transition into a destination for summer camps and seasonal retreats. Notable landmarks such as the Brevard Airport and the historic Linden Tree Manor provide clear evidence of the community's early twentieth-century development and aviation history.