2010 Map of Pikeville

About this map

The Sequatchie River carves a path through the heart of the valley, anchoring the settlement of Pikeville and its surrounding agricultural lands. This 2010 depiction reveals a landscape defined by its gaps and coves, where the rugged walls of The Penitentiary and Penitentiary Gulf contrast with the established family-named landmarks on the valley floor. Genealogists will find a wealth of data through local burial grounds such as Henson Cemetery, McReynolds Cemetery, and Humble Cemetery, which are scattered along the rural road network including Pope Farm Rd and Old Dayton Rd. The topography is marked by several significant water features like Burns Lake and Twin Lakes Number Two Lake, alongside evidence of historical industry at the Fraley Gap Mine. At the southern end, the residential development of Crystal Falls Ests sits near the dramatic drop of Waterfall Falls, signaling the area's modern transition.