2010 Map of Pickwick

About this map

Pickwick Lake and the Tennessee River dominate this 2010 landscape, where the massive Pickwick Landing Dam serves as a central infrastructure hub along the border of Tennessee and Alabama. The map reveals a complex shoreline of inlets and branches, including Sulphur Creek and Bruton Branch, that have reshaped the local geography. Significant for genealogists, the map documents numerous rural burial sites such as the Shanghai Cemeteries, Burnt Stand Cemetery, and the Old White Sulphur Cemetery. The terrain is defined by its many named hollows and ridges, from Sand Mountain to the depths of Mill Hollow, illustrating the diverse topography surrounding the impounded waters. Residential and recreational development is evident in the network of small roads like Bryson Harbor Rd and Fairway Ln that provide access to the waterfront.