2016 Map of Curtistown

About this map

Curtistown and the surrounding plateau terrain of the Cumberland Plateau are defined by the convergence of four county boundaries: Warren, Van Buren, Grundy, and Sequatchie. The landscape is heavily dissected by deep drainages like Dyer Gulch, Laurel Creek Gulch, and Dry Creek Hollow Gulch, which feed into major waterways such as the Rocky River. Small settlements and landmarks are tucked into the high ground between these drainages, including Spring Creek and the notable High Rock overlook. Local history is anchored by sites like Pleasant Hill Cem, while the road network, including Curtistown Rd and Rocky River Rd, traces the ridges. Water features are prominent throughout, ranging from the quiet O'Neal Lake to the winding courses of Bee Fork and He Creek.