2022 Map of Pickwick

About this map

Pickwick Lake and the Tennessee River dominate this modern topographic view of the borderlands between Tennessee and Alabama. The terrain is defined by a dense network of hollows, including Tanyard Hollow, Fisher Hollow, and Coney Hollow, which drain toward the central waterway. Local history is anchored by several residential and recreational settlements like Red Sulphur Springs, Holiday Hills, and Winn Springs, alongside numerous community landmarks such as Our Lady of the Lake Mission Columbarium. Genealogical interest is found in the many family and community burial sites, from White Sulphur Cem to the Hitchcock Cem. Notable natural features like Rainbow Falls and the high vantage point at Sand Mtn sit amidst a complex of winding roads and local landmarks like Turkey Knob, illustrating the contemporary landscape of this river-centered region.