2016 Map of Louisville

About this map

Fort Loudoun Lake dominates the northern reaches of this region where Knoxville meets the northern border of Blount County. This landscape is defined by the winding Tennessee River channel and its many named points and bends, including Keller Bend, Toole Bend, and Stony Point. Further south, the map transitions into the rolling terrain of Blount County, where older rural community centers like Middle Settlement, Miser Station, and Moralfa sit among family cemeteries and early institutions like Holston College. The map captures the significant infrastructure of the Mc Ghee Tyson Airport alongside the industrial footprint of Alcoa and the growing residential outskirts of Maryville. Significant water features such as Lackey Creek and Pistol Creek drain the interior ridges, while historic landmarks like Mahoney Mill and the Zions Chapel Cemetery provide essential reference points for local history.