2011 Map of White Rock
USGS Topo · Published 2011About this map
Shelton Laurel Creek and Big Laurel Creek carve the central valleys of this Madison County landscape, where small crossroads communities and family settlements are dispersed among the high ridges. This 2011 survey documents a cluster of mountain hamlets such as Cutshalltown, Guntertown, and Lumptown, each connected by a network of winding state roads like State Rd 1318 and State Rd 1324. The area is characterized by an extensive collection of local burial grounds, including the Bullman Cemetery, Gosnell Cemetery, and Cook Cemetery, providing significant mapping for genealogical research.
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