2018 Map of Eureka

About this map

Crow Creek Valley and the surrounding highlands of Jackson County dominate this landscape along the Alabama-Tennessee border. Small settlements like Pleasant Grove and Bass are situated along the valley floor, while the surrounding ridges are marked by isolated landmarks such as Summers Top and Steele Point. The area's genealogical history is well-preserved through numerous family and community burial grounds, including the Cumberland Cem and McCrary Cem. The drainage patterns of Little Coon Cr and Little Crow Cr define the local topography, carving deep hollows like Sumach Hollow and Jacoway Hollow. To the south, the settlement of Allison sits near the confluence of Big Coon Creek, where the terrain begins to transition toward the Big Coon Valley. The map also captures several natural springs, including Champion Spring and Blue Spring, which historically served as vital water sources for these upland communities.