2019 Map of Huntdale
USGS Topo · Published 2019About this map
The North Toe River and Cane River converge to form the Nolichucky River at the southern boundary of the Cherokee National Forest, creating a complex aquatic junction near the Mitchell and Yancey County line. This mountain landscape is defined by its high-elevation gaps and scattered rural settlements such as Huntdale, Relief, and Tipton Hill. Small family-named landmarks like Worrick Cem and the Whiteoak Flats community are connected by winding mountain roads that follow the drainage patterns of Pigeonroost Cr and Brummett Cr.
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