2016 Map of Stickleyville

About this map

Stickleyville and its surrounding mountain gaps serve as a crossroads where the historic Wilderness Rd and Daniel Boone Trl converge. This 2016 survey highlights the intricate topography of Lee and Scott Counties, defined by parallel ridgelines like Wallen Ridge and Powell Mtn. The valley floors are dotted with numerous small family burial sites, such as the Graham Cem, Fannin Cem, and Gilliam Cem, offering a detailed spatial record for genealogical research in this Appalachian corner. The landscape is carved by the N Fork Clinch River and Northeast Fork Blackwater Cr, creating distinct hollows like Rasnic Hollow and Kimberland Hollow. To the south, the village of Fairview sits near England Valley, while distinctive geological features like The Sinks and Potato Hill Knobs punctuate the limestone-heavy terrain of the Sulphur Spring Valley.