2020 Map of Ardmore

About this map

Ardmore straddles the Tennessee-Alabama border, serving as a focal point for this landscape where agriculture and small communities meet. The area is dense with family and community history, evidenced by the numerous cemeteries such as Austin Cem, Gatlin Cem, and German Cem that dot the countryside. Significant watercourses like Limestone Creek and Piney Cr drain the terrain, providing the natural framework for established settlements like Maple Hill, Bethel, and Oak Grove. The map reveals a transition from the structured street grid of Ardmore, including Main St and Elk St, to the winding rural roads that connect local landmarks like Concord Church and Magnusson Hollow. This 2020 survey provides a clear view of how modern boundaries and older land divisions, such as t1s r3w and t2s r2w, intersect with the natural topography of the Alabama-Tennessee state line.