2011 Map of Cass

About this map

The Mulberry River carves a deep path through this Franklin County landscape, acting as the central artery for small settlements like Cass and Redding. The 2011 survey reveals a region defined by its rugged topography, where numerous hollows such as Eureka Springs Hollow and McBurrel Hollow drain into a complex network of creeks. This map is particularly valuable for genealogical research, documenting several family-named burial sites including Mcilroy Cemetery, Plymale Cemetery, and Childers Cemetery. High points like Whiting Mountain and the Fly Gap Lookout Tower provide orientation in the dense terrain. The presence of the Bee Rock Point of Interest and Devils Den Hollow highlights the area's geological character, while scattered settlements like Barnes and Paradise remain connected by forest service and county roads.