2010 Map of Doyle

About this map

Caney Fork and the Rocky River dominate this Central Tennessee landscape, where the confluence at Great Falls Dam marks a significant topographical and industrial junction. The map reveals a dense network of rural post offices that once anchored local life, including Rock Island, Walling, Quebec, and the Bone Cave Post Office. This area is particularly rich in genealogical data, preserving the locations of numerous family and community burial grounds such as Mount Pisgah Cemetery, Simrell Cemetery, and O'Neal Cemetery. High ground is defined by distinctive peaks like Bone Cave Mountain, Dukes Mountain, and Tandy Knob, while recreational history is represented by the river-adjacent grounds of Camp Boxwell and Camp Clements. Transport across the waterways is facilitated by local landmarks like Tosh Bridge and Reno Bridge, linking the settled area of Doyle with the surrounding agricultural and timber lands.