2010 Map of Camelot

About this map

Rogersville serves as the focal point of this Hawkins County region, where the historical settlement pattern follows the intricate valleys between Stone Mountain and Doubling Mountain. The landscape is defined by the significant waters of Cherokee Lake to the south and the winding course of Little Poor Valley Creek. A distinct industrial and institutional footprint is visible at Pressmens Home Lake, supported by the Pressmens Home Dam. Genealogists will find a dense concentration of family burial sites throughout the terrain, including Crockett Cemetery, McCarty Cemetery, and Lype Cemetery. The transition from the rural ridges to the more developed corridors near Marble Hall highlights the region's enduring mix of small-scale agriculture and early 21st-century infrastructure, while Kyle Quarry indicates the local importance of mineral extraction among the knobs and gaps.