2010 Map of Smartt Mountain

About this map

Smartt Mountain and the surrounding high ground of the Cumberland Plateau dominate this landscape during the first decade of the 2000s. The region is defined by a dense network of waterways, including the Rocky River, Big Brush Creek, and Piney Creek, which carve through the terrain to create distinctive formations like The Narrows and Smiths Cove. Evidence of historical and active land use is scattered throughout the ridges, notably at the Smartt Mountain Mine and the Studer Lake Dam. For those tracing local heritage, several family-named burial grounds are mapped, such as the Walling Cemetery, Miller Cemetery, and Hitchcox Cemetery. A mix of established routes like Old State Hwy 111 and smaller tracks like Army Camp Rd connect the high knobs and hollows, including the uniquely named Jordan Rock House near the southern boundary.