2019 Map of Paris Landing

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Kentucky Lake and the Tennessee River divide this landscape where Henry and Stewart counties meet at the Tennessee and Kentucky border. The shoreline is defined by deeply recessed inlets like Swan Bay and Piney Bay, while the northern edge includes a portion of Fort Donelson National Battlefield. The western shore is more densely settled, centered on Paris Landing and Oak Hill, with a high concentration of small family and community burial grounds, including Old Moody Cem and Point Pleasant Cem. To the south, the protected landscape of the Tennessee National Wildlife Refuge encompasses the area around Pace Point and Robertson Lake. The eastern bank is marked by numerous named hollows, such as Mullins Hollow and Rattlesnake Hollow, suggesting a more dissected and less developed terrain compared to the developed communities across the water.