2010 Map of Daus

About this map

The Sequatchie River meanders through the heart of this valley, serving as a central geographic anchor for the rural communities of Liberty and New Hope. This landscape is defined by its numerous small burial grounds and family plots, including the Dunlap Cemetery, Cookston Cemetery, and Rogers Cemetery, which reflect the deep-rooted genealogical history of the region. The terrain transitions from the river valley into several distinctive landforms, such as Woodcock Gulf and Barker Cove, while managed water features like Glen Barker Lake and Ernest Taylor Lake dot the eastern and central reaches. The infrastructure is characterized by local routes such as Slaughter House Rd and Condra Switch Rd, alongside prominent natural springs like Stone Cave Spring and Boynton Spring. This survey highlights a traditional Tennessee settlement pattern where small towns and isolated homesteads are closely tied to the drainage basins of the Johnson Mill Creek and Hicks Creek systems.