2010 Map of Morristown

About this map

Morristown serves as a regional hub in East Tennessee, anchored by its extensive municipal infrastructure and transport networks at the start of the 21st century. The landscape is characterized by a dense grid of cemeteries, such as the Emma Jarnagin Cemetery and Morelock Cemetery, which provide significant points of interest for genealogical research. The northern boundary is defined by the waters of Cherokee Lake, while the southern reaches descend toward Valley Home and the rural crossings along Sinking Creek. Industrial and aviation history are evident at Bell Quarry and the Morristown Municipal Airport. Drainage patterns are complex, with various branches like Turkey Creek and Williams Branch feeding local water bodies including Masengill Lake and Barrett Pond. This survey details the intersection of established neighborhoods like Hillcrest and Brentwood with the ridge-and-valley terrain of Crockett Ridge and Aunt Jane Hollow.