This is a beautifully detailed, laser engraved and precision cut topographical Map of Dale Hollow Lake in Clay, Pickett and Overton Counties, Tennessee with the following interesting stats carved into it: The Obey River was dammed. Reservoir completed in 1943; 620 miles of shoreline. Our stand out map is mounted onto a tranquil blue back with a key hole cut on the back and ready to hang. Interesting factoid: According to the State of Tennessee, the lake takes its name from land owned first by Governor John Sevier. On this land many members of his family settled. The Governor called this place "The Dale" because of the formation of the land. After the death of Gov. Sevier, his widow Bonnie Kate, moved to Overton County in 1815 and settled in the Dale community. Dale, or Lily Dale, no longer exists. The community was one of those flooded to create Dale Hollow Lake, yet its name endures in the choice of the lake's name. (Not all of this information made it onto the map, we just love to read up on the lakes we design) All maps include special points of interest laser engraved into the map face and come with a beautiful blue self-adhesive Swarovski Crystal to mark your preferred location on the map. Each map is a beautiful artistic handcrafted work of art using the finest woods with special attention to every detail. Due to the natural variation in wood grain, each map will vary slightly in finish and color. Birch is our wood of preference. Once the map is cut and engraved we hand sand multiple times, assemble and clear coat them for a lustrous wood shine. We believe that this personal attention each and every item receives makes each wooden item a unique work of art. Made in the USA by American workers in an American owned business.