1940 Map of Robbinsville
USGS Topo · Published 1984About this map
Robbinsville serves as the focal point of this Graham County landscape, where the confluence of Tulula Creek and the Cheoah River meets the expansive waters of Santeetlah Lake. The 1940 data, supplemented by 1970s aerial revisions, documents a region defined by its complex mountain gaps and tight-knit rural institutions. Genealogists and historians will find significant detail regarding the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians, with markers for land tracts and the Snowbird Cherokee Indian Sch near Zion Hill Ch. The geography is characterized by the Snowbird Mountains and Cheoah Mountains, connected by numerous passes like Highland Gap and Snowbird Gap. Cultural sites including Massey Cem and Mountain Creek Sch are dispersed throughout the Nantahala National Forest, while the Teyahalee Bald Lookout Tower overlooks the southern ridges.
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Editions of this 1940 Robbinsville Map
8 editions found
Historical Maps of Robbinsville Through Time
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1935 Robbinsville
Graham County, NC
1940 Robbinsville
Graham County, NC
1976 Robbinsville
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2000 Robbinsville
Graham County, NC
2011 Robbinsville
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2013 Robbinsville
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2016 Robbinsville
Graham County, NC
2019 Robbinsville
Graham County, NC
2022 Robbinsville
Graham County, NC