1974 Map of Noxville

About this map

Noxville anchors the southern portion of this Hill Country landscape, situated where the Stapp Road and Knoxville Road intersect near the James River. The terrain is defined by a dense network of springs and water features, including James River Spring, Burnt Branch Spring, and Walker Spring. These water sources, along with landmarks like North Trap Windmill and Dicks Hollow Windmill, indicate a landscape deeply tied to ranching and livestock management in the mid-1970s. The northern reaches of the survey track the James River as it crosses the Mason Co Kimble Co line, while the eastern edge follows the winding course of the Little Devils River past White Bluff. From the isolated Cedar Gap to the numerous gravel pits, the map reveals the quiet infrastructure of rural Kimble County.