2011 Map of Mecca

About this map

Conasauga and Macedonia anchor this portrait of the Tennessee landscape within the Cherokee National Forest. The terrain is defined by a series of significant heights, including Black Mountain, Locust Mountain, and Round Mountain, which divide the various watersheds of Conasauga Creek and Bullet Creek. Genealogists will find a wealth of burial sites preserved here, from the Cain Cemetery near the center of the sheet to the Holly Springs Cemetery and Hamby Cemetery in the southern reaches. Notable landmarks such as Bullet Creek Falls and the White Cliff Springs area suggest the historical significance of these mountain waters. The map details a complex network of local routes like Lick Creek Rd and Wesley Chapel Rd, connecting smaller settlements like Mecca, Ivy, and Holly Springs across a landscape of hollows and ridges.