2011 Map of Tazewell North

About this map

Tazewell sits at the southern edge of this Marion County landscape, serving as a focal point for a network of rural routes including County Rd-140 and County Rd-141. The terrain is defined by its drainages, with Shoal Creek winding through the western half of the quadrangle to feed into Chapman Lake, which is contained by the Chapman Lake Dam. Further north, the junction at Five Points anchors the central region, while Blueville marks the western boundary. Significant genealogical landmarks are found throughout the area, such as Trinity Cemetery in the northeast and the Mauk Post Office near the northern border. The map illustrates a contemporary rural Georgian landscape where modern roads like Bridle Path Ln and Egret Ct weave between traditional watercourses like Cedar Creek and Gin Creek, reflecting the gradual residential development of former agricultural lands.