
The Little Tennessee River corridor defines this portion of the Nantahala National Forest, where historical mountain settlements and industrial sites are documented along the river's path. Several family and community mills, including Addington Mill, McClure Mill, and McDonald Mill, are situated along the eastern valley floor, signifying the local importance of water-powered milling in these high-altitude communities. The landscape transitions from the river valley to the heights of the Blue Ridge Mountains, where the Appalachian National Scenic Trail traverses prominent peaks like Albert Mtn and Pinnacle Mtn. Genealogists may find value in the locations of Rush Cem and Asbury Cem, which serve as markers for early families in settlements like Otto and Riverside. This map provides a clear look at the network of old mountain roads and forest trails that linked these isolated coves and ridges.
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1935 Burningtown Bald
Macon County, NC

1935 Corbin Knob
Macon County, NC

1935 Prentiss
Macon County, NC

1935 Rainbow Springs
Macon County, NC

1935 Scaly
Macon County, NC

1935 Topton
Macon County, NC

1935 Wayah Bald
Macon County, NC

1942 Wayah Bald
Macon County, NC

1946 Corbin Knob
Macon County, NC

1946 Prentiss
Macon County, NC

1946 Scaly Mountain
Macon County, NC

1947 Corbin Knob
Macon County, NC

1947 Prentiss
Macon County, NC

1947 Scaly
Macon County, NC

1957 Rainbow Springs
Macon County, NC

1957 Topton
Macon County, NC

1957 Wayah Bald
Macon County, NC

1983 Fontana Lake
Macon County, NC

2022 Corbin Knob
Macon County, NC

2022 Prentiss
Macon County, NC

2022 Rainbow Springs
Macon County, NC

2022 Scaly Mountain
Macon County, NC

2022 Topton
Macon County, NC

2022 Wayah Bald
Macon County, NC