
Lake Cumberland dominates this 1954 landscape, its fingers stretching into the winding valleys of Indian Creek and Otter Creek. The map documents a period of significant transition as the reservoir, subject to controlled inundation to 760 feet, reshaped the local geography of Clinton and Wayne Counties. Settlements like Cumberland City and the Watauga P O remain central hubs, connected by a network of unimproved and light-duty roads that navigate the surrounding ridges. Higher elevations are marked by Short Mountain and Haw Knob, providing a stark contrast to the newly submerged creek beds.
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1953 Wolf Creek Dam
Clinton County, KY

1954 Cumberland City
Clinton County, KY

1954 Savage
Clinton County, KY

1978 Cumberland City
Clinton County, KY

1978 Savage
Clinton County, KY

1978 Wolf Creek Dam
Clinton County, KY
2010 Cumberland City
Clinton County, KY
2010 Savage
Clinton County, KY
2010 Wolf Creek Dam
Clinton County, KY
2013 Cumberland City
Clinton County, KY
2013 Savage
Clinton County, KY
2013 Wolf Creek Dam
Clinton County, KY
2016 Cumberland City
Clinton County, KY
2016 Savage
Clinton County, KY
2016 Wolf Creek Dam
Clinton County, KY
2019 Cumberland City
Clinton County, KY
2019 Savage
Clinton County, KY
2019 Wolf Creek Dam
Clinton County, KY

2022 Cumberland City
Clinton County, KY

2022 Savage
Clinton County, KY

2022 Wolf Creek Dam
Clinton County, KY