2013 Map of Davy Crockett Lake

About this map

The Nolichucky River carves a winding path through this Tennessee landscape, defining the local geography with its numerous shoals and islands. Water-powered industry and rural life center around the river and its tributaries, evidenced by Staunton Mill on Richland Cr and the Cove Creek Mill further south. The creation of Davy Crockett Lake stands as a significant hydrological feature, flanked by the residential developments of Sequoia Hills and Brumley Heights. To the south and east, the terrain rises toward the heights of Greene Mountain and Short Mountain, punctuated by strategic passes like Cutshaw Gap and Woolsey Gap. Small settlements such as Limestone Springs, Whitesand, and Houston Valley are connected by a network of rural roads that follow the contours of the mountain ridges and creek beds.