2013 Map of Webbs Jungle

About this map

Beechwood and Webbs Jungle anchor this Tennessee landscape, where the terrain transitions through a series of named gaps and hollows. The Middle Fork Stones River carves a path through the center of the sheet, paralleled by a major modern transportation corridor that cuts past Hoovers Gap. The area is characterized by localized agricultural settlements like Big Springs and Plainview, alongside specialized infrastructure such as the Cedar Glade Aerodrome. Local geography is deeply defined by significant rises and depressions, including Pilot Knob, Jungle Ridge, and Dismal Hollow. Smaller watercourses like Wartrace Cr and Hurricane Cr drain the surrounding heights, which are dotted with family-named locations such as Todd Hollow and Kelton Hollow. This 2013 survey provides a contemporary record of these rural communities and the persistent topographical features that have shaped development in this portion of the state for generations.