2013 Map of Dellrose

About this map

The Elk River carves a winding path through the center of this rural Tennessee landscape, defining the character of small settlements such as Dellrose and New Dellrose. This region is shaped by its proximity to the Alabama border, where the terrain transitions through numerous named hollows and hills, including Millville Hollow and Meetinghouse Hill. The area's industrial and transport history is evident in labels like Hamilton Mill and Morrell Mill, as well as the specialized rail infrastructure near Sinking Creek, where the Luda Tunnel and Luda Siding are situated. To the south, Cash Point and Blanche serve as focal points for local road networks, while the presence of Elkmont Springs suggests the importance of local water sources to early development. Genealogists may find value in tracing family names preserved in landmarks such as Whitt Hill and the Eagin Cemetery Road.