2024 Map of Spruce Pine
USGS Topo · Published 2024About this map
Russellville and Spruce Pine anchor this topographical survey of Franklin County, showing a landscape defined by its network of hollows and family burial grounds. The northern reaches include the community of Waco and the waters of Sloss Lake, while the southern terrain breaks into deep recesses like Devils Den Hollow and Maxwell Hollow. The density of cemeteries is particularly high across these ridges, including the Wilson-Nooe Cem, Benjamin Harris Cem, and Scharnagle Cem, offering a comprehensive map for genealogical research. Settlement patterns follow the high ground between the drainage of Cedar Creek and Sibley Creek, with Bill Pugh Field and the Russellville Reservoir marking modern land use amidst the traditional hollows of the Appalachian foothills. The proximity of Gravel Hill and Reedtown to the county seat illustrates the early 21st-century residential footprint of the region.
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