
Calderwood Dam and Che Oah Dam anchor this mountain landscape, marking the engineered management of the Little Tennessee River and Che Oah River at the turn of the millennium. The settlement of Tapoco serves as a central hub near these hydroelectric structures, which includes a notable hydro-electric tunnel cutting through the terrain. The map captures a complex intersection of land management, where the Great Smoky Mountains National Park meets the Nantahala National Forest and the Joyce Kilmer-Slickrock Wilderness Area.
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1935 Fontana
Graham County, NC

1935 Santeetlah Creek
Graham County, NC

1935 Tapoco
Graham County, NC

1936 Hewitt
Graham County, NC

1940 Fontana
Graham County, NC

1940 Hewitt
Graham County, NC

1940 Santeetlah Creek
Graham County, NC

1940 Tapoco
Graham County, NC

1941 Fontana
Graham County, NC

1941 Hewitt
Graham County, NC

1941 Tapoco
Graham County, NC

1976 Hewitt
Graham County, NC

1976 Santeetlah Creek
Graham County, NC

2000 Hewitt
Graham County, NC

2000 Tapoco
Graham County, NC
2011 Hewitt
Graham County, NC
2011 Santeetlah Creek
Graham County, NC
2011 Tapoco
Graham County, NC
2013 Hewitt
Graham County, NC
2013 Santeetlah Creek
Graham County, NC
2013 Tapoco
Graham County, NC
2016 Hewitt
Graham County, NC
2016 Santeetlah Creek
Graham County, NC
2016 Tapoco
Graham County, NC
2019 Hewitt
Graham County, NC
2019 Santeetlah Creek
Graham County, NC
2019 Tapoco
Graham County, NC

2022 Hewitt
Graham County, NC

2022 Santeetlah Creek
Graham County, NC

2022 Tapoco
Graham County, NC