2013 Map of Hot Springs
USGS Topo · Published 2013About this map
The French Broad River carves through the Appalachian landscape, anchoring the historic town of Hot Springs. This area, documented in 2013, shows the enduring layout of river-aligned settlements and mountain crossings. Notable landmarks include the CCC Camp Number F 7 and the Rich Mountain Lookout, which signify the region's history with federal conservation and forestry. Smaller communities such as Stackhouse, Runion, and Shaleville sit along the river's edge, while recreation-focused sites like the Paint Creek Campground and Spring Mountain Trail Shelter dot the higher elevations.
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