2010 Map of Madisonville

About this map

Madisonville serves as the central hub of this survey, where the street grid transitions into a network of rural routes named for the families and destinations they connect. The landscape is defined by the sharp ridges of the Bat Creek Knobs and Turkeypen Ridge, while the eastern edge is shaped by the waters of Tellico Lake. This 2010 edition records a high density of ancestral sites, including the Hiwassee Cemetery, Old Lutheran Cemetery, and Kimbrough Cemetery. The road network reflects long-standing migration and commerce patterns, with major thoroughfares like Nile Ferry Rd and Old Loudon Rd cutting through the terrain. From the heights of Negro Ridge to the waters near Crowder Bluff, the map preserves the exact placement of homesteads, rural schools, and infrastructure like the Craighead Dam as they stood at the start of the decade.