2013 Map of Daus

About this map

The Sequatchie River bisects this Tennessee landscape, creating a fertile valley corridor where many of the area’s historic settlements are clustered. Dunlap occupies the northern reach, while a string of smaller communities including Daus, Bryant, and Cartwright follow the southwestern path of the river and highway. The map captures the transition between the level valley floor and the dramatic relief of Woodcock Gulf and Barker Cove. Local heritage is anchored by landmarks like Bryant Cemetery Rd and several natural springs, including Boynton Spring and Cedar Spring. The presence of Matthews Airport and scattered industrial sites reflects the ongoing utility of this rural corridor, which maintains its traditional settlement pattern along the waterways and road network. Numerous small tributaries, such as Stone Cr and Anderson Mill Cr, drain the flanking heights into the central river basin.