2016 Map of East Cleveland

About this map

Cleveland and its northeastern reaches are defined by a rhythmic topography of ridges and valleys, where the Tennessee Valley Divide separates local drainage. Residential growth is evident in suburban pockets like Sequoia Grove, Burlington Heights, and Rolling Brook, while the institutional presence of Lee University and the Church of God Theological Seminary anchors the urban core. The map documents a transition from the dense street grids of North Cleveland to the rural expanses of Dry Valley and Chatata Valley. Local history is preserved in numerous burial grounds such as Eldredge Camp Cem and Macedonia Cem, alongside prominent water sources like Hardwick Spring and Beeler Spring. This 2016 survey illustrates the modernization of Bradley County, marked by the expansive Cleveland Regional Jetport situated among the historic hills.