2010 Map of Mount Airy

About this map

The Sequatchie River valley defines this landscape, winding through a corridor of agricultural plots and family-named landmarks. The map documents a dense network of local cemeteries, including Hixson Cemetery, Collier Cemetery, and the Welch Chapel Cemetery, which provide a detailed record of the region’s long-standing families. Transportation patterns are centered on the river's crossings, from the modern Standifer Bridge to older points like Stephen Chapel Ford and Harris Ford. Near the southwestern corner, the Brush Creek Siding sits along the rail line by Big Brush Creek, hinting at the area's industrial transit history. Distinctive topographic features like The Big Flat and Raven Cliff rise above the valley floor, while a web of named roads such as Old York Hwy N and Lower East Valley Rd connect the scattered homesteads and church sites.