
The town of Frenchburg serves as the focal point of this 1952 study, situated at the eastern edge of the Cumberland National Forest. The landscape is dominated by a dense network of hollows and ridges, such as McCausey Ridge and Joe Smallwood Ridge, which dictated the early settlement patterns of Menifee County. Small community clusters like Goosetown and Cornwell appear along the valley floors, often anchored by local institutions including Tabor Ch and the Goosetown Sch.
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