2011 Map of Prentiss
USGS Topo · Published 2011About this map
Little Tennessee River corridor industry and Appalachian geography define this 2011 record of Macon County. The landscape is marked by historic processing sites like Addington Mill, McClure Mill, and McDonald Mill, tracing a legacy of water-powered commerce along the valley. Settlement patterns center on Otto and Prentiss, while the higher elevations show the importance of the regional trail network through the Bigspring Gap Shelter and the Carter Gap Appalachian Trail Shelter. Notable topographic landmarks such as Yellow Bald, Albert Mountain, and its associated Albert Mountain Fire Tower stand as prominent features within the mountainous terrain. For genealogists, the map preserves the locations of the Rush Cemetery and Asbury Cemetery, providing specific coordinates for local family history research.
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