2019 Map of Moodyville

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Moodyville and the winding course of the Wolf River define this pocket of the Upper Cumberland, where the Tennessee-Kentucky state line meets the intersection of Pickett, Clinton, and Fentress counties. The landscape is characterized by a high density of family cemeteries, such as the Flowers-Zachary Cem and Upchurch Cem, which serve as vital markers of the area's ancestral homesteads and rural communities. Distinctive topographical features like Double Top Mtn and Step Gap overlook a terrain carved by numerous tributaries, including Lick Creek and Hurricane Cr. Settled nodes such as Gilreath Mill, Chanute, and Asbury are linked by a network of local routes like Old Kentucky Rd and Harlan Lee Rd, reflecting a long-standing agricultural and river-based economy. The presence of Duncan Sink further illustrates the complex karst drainage systems common to this highland region.