2016 Map of Campbellsville

About this map

The Lawrence and Giles county line bisects this landscape of ridges and creek-fed hollows. The settlement of Campbellsville anchors the eastern edge of the survey, while the small communities of Liberty Hill, Weakley, and Oak Hill are scattered throughout the winding valley networks. This era shows a rural landscape defined by family-named landmarks and numerous small burial grounds, including Rose Hill Cem, Stafford Cem, and Clifton Cem, which suggest long-standing genealogical roots in the area. Drainage is dominated by Factory Creek and several branches of Wet Weakley Creek, with topographic features like Womble Ridge and Nobbin Ridge rising above the bottomlands. The presence of Marcella Falls and Marcella Falls Spring in the northwest indicates a terrain shaped by persistent water sources and natural springs.