
Pinoak Lake and the smaller Redbud Lake and Cedar Lake dominate this Henderson County landscape, where the terrain is carved by numerous creek branches like Haley Creek and Harmon Creek. This modern survey reveals a community anchored by small settlements such as Chesterfield, Alberton, and Pleasant Hill, with the eastern edge of Lexington appearing in the southwest. For family historians, the area is notably dense with small burial grounds, including the Mazies Chapel Cem, Central Grove Cem, and Autrey Cem. The road network highlights the modern corridor of highway 412, which runs east-west above the Beech River, while the Natchez Trace Rd preserves the name of the ancient wilderness trail that once defined movement through this part of Tennessee.
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