2013 Map of Okalona

About this map

Okalona and the surrounding Highland Rim communities of Union Hill and Oak Hill are defined by a complex landscape of narrow valleys and prominent peaks. The terrain is marked by distinctive coves, including Copeland Cove, Hartsaw Cove, and Eldridge Cove, which serve as natural basins for local drainage. Water remains a central feature of the area, from the industrial utility of Livingston City Lake to the winding paths of the Roaring River and Copeland Cr. The presence of Rock Quarry Ln suggests the local importance of stone extraction, while the network of family-named roads like Bilbrey Rd and Dale Gunnels Ln reflects the deep-rooted residential character of these rural Tennessee ridges. Rising above the settlements are significant heights such as Hellhole Mountain and Gullet Mountain, providing the physical boundaries for these upland communities.