2013 Map of Springvale

About this map

The Nolichucky River flows across this Tennessee landscape, shaping a terrain defined by deep river bends and numerous shoals. Near Inman Bend, the river creates Hurley Island and Steele Island, providing a focal point for the surrounding agriculture and commerce. The distribution of historic family sites and burial grounds, such as Bethesda Cem and Thomas Jarnagin Cem, suggests long-standing community roots. Settlement patterns are dense in areas like Lampkin Acres and Union Heights, while industrial and agricultural infrastructure remains visible through features like the Morristown State Fish Hatchery and Scoot Mill. Waterways such as Turkey Cr and Flat Cr drain into the main river, while transportation is anchored by the David Thomas Jones Bridge and the Susong Bridge. This area reflects a transition between developed residential pockets and the traditional river-valley economy represented by the Creek Store and multiple river crossings like Inman Ford.