2016 Map of Hebbertsburg

About this map

Hebbertsburg and the surrounding heights of the Cumberland Plateau are the focus of this 2016 survey, where the deep incisions of the Obed River and Daddys Creek carve through the landscape. The map captures a transition between the residential developments of the southwest and the protected wilderness of the Obed Wild and Scenic River to the north. Family legacy is visible across the terrain through numerous burial grounds, including Potters Chapel Cem, Frankfort Cem, and Sims Cem, alongside roads named for local families like Delmer Smith Rd and Huse Potter. Smaller settlements like Frankfort and Halfway appear alongside landmarks such as Holland Ford and Ford Bridge, reflecting a community structure tied to the area's river crossings and winding ridge roads. The presence of Obed Junction indicates the historic intersection of rail and river in this secluded portion of the plateau.