2016 Map of Dungannon

About this map

The Clinch River carves through the Appalachian landscape, anchoring a region of small settlements and family-named ridges. Along its banks, Dungannon serves as a primary hub, while smaller locales like Stony and Mill Island follow the river's path northward toward the Jefferson National Forest. This terrain is deeply marked by its burial grounds, with dozens of family sites like the Osborne-Taylor Cem and Hillman Cem scattered across the uplands, providing a high-density map for genealogical research. To the south, Nickelsville sits near Copper Creek, connected to the interior by roads such as Blackjack Dr and Racepath Dr. The landscape is a network of hollows, including Beaver Hollow and Muttonhead Hollow, which demonstrate the traditional Appalachian settlement patterns where communities and homes were concentrated in narrow valleys between ridges like Chesnut Ridge.