
Ketchen and the northern reaches of the Daniel Boone National Forest define this landscape along the state line where Tennessee meets Kentucky. The topography is dominated by a complex network of ridges and hollows, where family history is deeply etched into the land through numerous small burial grounds including Blankenship Cem, Trammel Cem, and Cross Cem. Movement through the area follows the natural corridors of the Capuchin Cr and Jellico Cr watersheds. Local life centers on these narrow valley floors, where the settlement of Creekmore sits near the headwaters of Hayes Cr. The map reveals a land divided by significant boundaries, including the meeting point of McCreary Co, Scott Co, and Campbell Co, reflecting a history of isolated mountain communities defined by both state and county lines.
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1935 Mages
Scott County, TN

1935 Moggasin
Scott County, TN

1936 Hogbell Gap
Scott County, TN

1946 Fork Mountain
Scott County, TN

1952 Fork Mountain
Scott County, TN

1952 Honey Creek
Scott County, TN

1952 Oneida South
Scott County, TN

1953 Ketchen
Scott County, TN

1954 Norma
Scott County, TN

1955 Barthell SW
Scott County, TN

1955 Oneida North
Scott County, TN

1980 Ketchen
Scott County, TN

2000 Barthell SW
Scott County, TN

2000 Honey Creek
Scott County, TN

2022 Barthell SW
Scott County, TN

2022 Fork Mountain
Scott County, TN

2022 Honey Creek
Scott County, TN

2022 Ketchen
Scott County, TN

2022 Norma
Scott County, TN

2022 Oneida North
Scott County, TN

2022 Oneida South
Scott County, TN