2016 Map of Brumley

About this map

Clinch Mountain and the high ridges of the Jefferson National Forest dominate this terrain on the border of Russell and Washington counties. This landscape is defined by its dramatic limestone architecture, where deep depressions like Big Horse Cove and Cabin Cove sit beneath prominent summits such as Brumley Mtn and The Butt. The drainage patterns here are particularly complex, with the North Fork Holston River cutting through the southern valleys while the North Fork Moccasin Creek and South Fork Moccasin Creek converge near the crucial mountain passage at Moccasin Gap.