2016 Map of Dysartsville

About this map

Dysartsville and Brindletown anchor this rural landscape where three North Carolina counties — McDowell, Burke, and Rutherford — meet. The terrain is defined by the South Mountains range, featuring prominent landmarks like Pilot Mtn and Devils Fork Mtn. Waterways dictate the valley routes, notably the headwaters of the First Broad River and its various forks, including Molly Fork and Little First Broad River. For those researching local lineages, the map identifies several rural burial grounds such as Fairview Cem, Golden Valley Cem, and Fortune Cem, alongside the First Broad Church. The presence of the Muddy Cr B S A Lake and names like Gold Mine Rd reflect the area's long-standing intersection of natural resources and outdoor activity. The network of winding mountain roads like Vein Mountain Rd and Cane Creek Mountain Rd illustrates the historical pathways through these gaps and ridges.