2010 Map of Webbs Jungle

About this map

Middle Fork Stones River carves a central path through this Tennessee landscape, shaping the development of settlements like Plainview and Woodfin Valley. The region is defined by its series of narrow gaps and hollows, including the strategically positioned Hoovers Gap and the nearby Dismal Hollow. The settlement pattern here is deeply personal, with dozens of family-named cemeteries such as Robinson Cemetery, Mayfield Cemetery, and Newman Cemetery scattered across the drainages of Big Springs Creek and Hurricane Creek. These burial grounds serve as a map of the area's ancestral homesteads and early communities. Further south, the terrain rises toward Jungle Ridge and Pilot Knob, while the road network follows the natural contours of Wartrace Creek and Jake Branch, connecting rural life to the ridges and valleys of the Stones River watershed.