2013 Map of White Pine

About this map

The French Broad River valley and the expansive waters of Douglas Lake dominate this landscape, revealing a region defined by its complex shoreline and historic crossings. The town of White Pine serves as a primary hub in the north, while smaller settlements like Baneberry, Leadvale, and Swannsylvania are scattered across the peninsula and nearby ridges. The mapping of numerous shoals, such as Indian Walk Shoals, Taylor Shoals, and Beaver Dam Shoals, provides a distinct look at the submerged topography of the riverbed before the impoundment of the lake. Local landmarks and family-named points are prevalent, including Kimbrough Crossroad, Swann Bridge, and Halls Corner. From the recreation at White Pine Golf Course to the rural quiet of Dutch Bottoms, the map captures a modern snapshot of Jefferson County, where residential development and the natural river network converge.