2013 Map of Jamboree

About this map

Fedscreek and the nearby Rowland Row Camp occupy a valley where numerous forks and branches converge in this mountainous portion of eastern Kentucky. The landscape is defined by its deep hollows and high points like Hylton Knob and Phelps Old Mt, reflecting the intricate drainage patterns of the Cumberland Plateau. Small settlements such as Dunlap, Motley, and Coleman are linked by winding roads like Road Fork and Smith Fork Rd that follow the natural contours of the creeks. Genealogists may find interest in the Phillips Cem and the naming of family-related landmarks such as Jess Hollow and Fox Hollow. The presence of the KBC Mine Rd and varied mining-related labels suggests the long-standing importance of resource extraction to the local economy and infrastructure, even as newer residential clusters like Jamboree maintain their place in the hills.