2014 Map of Wannville

About this map

Guntersville Lake and the Tennessee River valley define the southeastern portion of this landscape, where the settlements of Stevenson and Wannville anchor the local geography. The terrain transitions from the lowlands near Backbone Ridge to the elevated plateaus and deep hollows of the northern section, such as Big Coon Valley and Goshen Hollow. This 2014 survey reveals a dense network of family and community landmarks, particularly evident in the high concentration of burial grounds like Shipp Cem, Pauper Cem, and Stogspill Cem. The presence of Renshaw Bridge over Mud Creek and various named points like Russell Point and Indian Point illustrates how historical transport and natural topography shaped the development of communities like Fackler and Rash. Significant relief is shown across Crow Mtn and Russell Mtn, highlighting the divide between the river flats and the upland ridge system.