2003 Map of Parksville

About this map

The Ocoee River and its dramatic impoundment dominate this landscape at the western edge of the Cherokee National Forest. This 2003 revision, based on imagery from the turn of the century, captures the transition from the river valley's settled bottomlands to the steep rises of Sand Mountain and the Beans Mountain ridge. The settlement pattern reflects the area's geography, with clusters of development at Ocoee and Parksville near the water, while southern agrarian communities like Oldfort and Conasauga sit along the lower elevation transport corridors. This map is particularly detailed regarding recreation and conservation boundaries, documenting the extensive network of forest service roads and established sites like the Camp Ocoee Organization Camp along the shoreline of Lake Ocoee.