1960 Map of Doyle

About this map

Caney Fork and its tributary, the Rocky River, wind through a landscape defined by the borders of White, Van Buren, and Warren counties during the early 1960s. The Great Falls Lake reservoir fills the meandering river valley, marking a transition in the local hydrology near Rock Island. The community of Doyle sits along the Louisville and Nashville railroad, which serves as a primary transportation artery through Quebeck and Walling. Local life is anchored by numerous small landmarks, including the Quebeck Sch and country churches such as Gum Spring Ch and Mt Pisgah Ch. The terrain is punctuated by distinctive karst features, most notably Bone Cave and several others such as Indian Cave and McElroy Cave, while higher elevations are marked by Gum Spring Mountain and Hickory Nut Mountain.