
Burristown and the surrounding river bottoms of the Cumberland River define this portion of the Tennessee landscape where the borders of Clay and Jackson counties meet. The river carves a dramatic path through the region, creating prominent landforms like Turkey Creek Island and the striking Seven Sisters Bluff. Agricultural life is concentrated in the lowlands such as Tinsley Bottom and Plumlee Bottom, while the upland ridges are crisscrossed by a network of hollows and named ridges, including Baptist Ridge and Turkeytown Ridge.
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