1935 Map of Evarts
USGS Topo · Published 1935About this map
Kentucky Virginia Boundary lines define this corner of the Appalachians as surveyed in the mid-1930s by the Tennessee Valley Authority. The map focuses on a specific transition zone where the Harlan Lee county lines meet the high topography of the Ridge line. This advance sheet represents an early topographic study of the Jefferson National Forest area, capturing the early industrial infrastructure of the region through the Ky Util Co Trans Line and the presence of Nolansburg No 1. The drainage of Stone Creek illustrates the rugged drainage patterns that dictated the placement of early settlements and utility corridors during this era of federal expansion and resource management.
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