2010 Map of Adams

About this map

Adams and Cedar Hill anchor this rural Robertson County landscape, where the Red River and its major tributaries, the Sulphur Fork Red River and Elk Fork, carve through the terrain. The area is exceptionally dense with family cemeteries, reflecting generations of agricultural settlement and local lineage. Notable sites like the John Bell Cemetery and Bellwood Cemetery sit near the town center, while others like Fort-Wimberly Cemetery and James Johnston Cemetery are located along the winding river bends and secondary roads. The map captures the modern road network, including Port Royal Rd and Keysburg Rd, which follow historical corridors between farmsteads. To the south, Harper Lake and various spring branches like Chambers Spring Branch drain into the primary river systems, defining the drainage patterns of this productive Middle Tennessee farmland.