2010 Map of Carters Creek

About this map

Spring Hill marks the northern extent of this Maury County landscape, where institutional landmarks like the Tennessee Orphans Home and the University of Tennessee research facilities sit alongside long-established rural family homesteads. The topography is defined by significant ridges and hollows, including Aiken Ridge and Ewing Hollow, which separate numerous branches of Rutherford Creek and Carters Creek. This 2010 survey highlights a high density of small family burial grounds and community cemeteries, such as the Chrite, Secrest, and Daimwood plots, providing a wealth of information for genealogical research.