2010 Map of Winfield

About this map

The State Line between Tennessee and Kentucky marks the northern reaches of this area, where the terrain transitions into the steep drainage basins of Roaring Paunch Creek and Marsh Creek. In the early 21st century, the settlement of Winfield serves as a primary hub, situated along the corridor that connects to Isham and Strunk. The landscape is notably defined by its many family-named burial grounds, including the Chitwood Cemetery and Stephens Cemetery, which provide vital touchpoints for local genealogical research. Water management is evident through the presence of Ronald King Lake and its associated Ronald King Dam, while the high ground of Honeycutt Mountain and Privet Mountain anchors the southern portion of the map. This survey detail captures a community deeply integrated with its geography, from the small clusters at Piney Grove to the remote reaches of Wilson Holler.