2010 Map of Sharp Place

About this map

Sharp Place sits at the heart of this landscape along the Tennessee-Kentucky border, where the terrain is defined by deep hollows and prominent overlooks. The settlement pattern is largely influenced by the drainage networks of Flint Fork and Thompson Creek, which carve through the plateau. Significant family and community landmarks like Sharp Place Cemetery, Dobbs Cemetery, and Blevins Cemetery are distributed throughout the area, providing important reference points for genealogical research. The topography is further distinguished by named rock formations and high points, including Chimney Rock, Yellow Cliff, and Pinnacle Mountain. Near the center of the sheet, Pickett Lake and Natural Bridge Creek highlight the presence of water-sculpted features, while the southern boundary includes Moccasin Gap and Bearpen Rough, suggesting a transition into more heavily timbered or difficult terrain.