2010 Map of Louisville

About this map

Louisville stands as a central point in this Knoxville-area landscape, where the waters of Watts Bar Lake create a complex shoreline of bends and bluffs. The map reveals a high concentration of burial grounds, including Middlesettlements Cemetery, Zions Chapel Cemetery, and Armona Cemetery, providing a dense record for genealogical research. The local economy and infrastructure are represented by several extractive sites such as Bond Quarry and Funk Quarry, alongside the Vertiflite Airport and specialized community spaces like the Interdenominational Holiness Association Campground. Movement through the area is defined by a network of ridges and hollows, such as Jenkins Ridge and Neeley Hollow, which have dictated the placement of long-standing family settlements and roads. From the docks at Louisville Dock to the Mentor Post Office, this survey documents the transition between residential growth and the traditional rural landscape near the Tennessee River.