1997 Map of Clarksville

About this map

The confluence of the Cumberland River and the Red River anchors this 1997 survey of the region. By the late 1990s, the landscape shows significant suburban expansion north of the Clarksville city center, particularly around the established communities of New Providence and St Bethlehem. The map captures the complex topography surrounding the Dunbar Cave State Natural Area and the winding course of the West Fork Red River as it enters from the northwest. Educational and civic infrastructure is prominently mapped, from Austin Peay State University in the urban core to residential school sites like Broomfield Sch and Needmore Sch. Recreational spaces such as Montgomery Co Rotary Park and the Boy Scout Camp highlight the preservation of green space amidst the growing residential developments of Ashland Hills and surrounding neighborhoods.