2010 Map of Noah

About this map

Sixteenth Model and the rural crossroads of this Coffee County landscape are defined by a dense network of family cemeteries and ridges. The terrain transitions from the rolling uplands of The Barrens in the east to the deep drainages of Garrison Fork and Noah Fork that carve through the central landscape. Many of the hollows and ridges carry the names of early resident families, such as Hamby Hollow, Walden Ridge, and Shelton Ridge. Near the western edge, the Westmoreland Water Supply Dam controls local water flow, while the southern reach is marked by the shoreline of Normandy Lake. This 2010 survey reflects a deeply established agricultural community where generational landmarks like Hurricane Cemetery and the McMichael Cemetery anchor the geography alongside modern infrastructure like the diagonal route of Interstate 24.