2013 Map of White Hollow

About this map

Lake Norris and the winding reaches of Norris Lake define the geography of this Tennessee landscape, where the inundated valleys of the Clinch River system create a complex network of peninsulas and islands. The terrain is marked by a series of deep hollows, many bearing family names like Lindamood Hollow, Lamb Hollow, and Roe Hollow, which reflect the early settlement patterns and genealogy of the region. Williamson Ridge and Pinnacle Ridge rise above the water, providing the high ground that survived the valley's flooding. Small lakeside communities and recreational hubs such as Alder and Walnut Grove are nestled along the shoreline, alongside essential local landmarks like the Springs Boat Dock and Hickory Star Boat Dock. The presence of the Tanasi Council Girl Scout Camp and several named islands, including Wood Duck Island and Gourd Island, highlights the area's transition into a prominent regional destination for outdoor life.