2013 Map of Fairview

About this map

The growing town of Fairview serves as a focal point for this landscape, where the plateau terrain begins its descent through numerous hollows toward the South Harpeth River. Residential developments like Rolling Acres and Lone Oak appear alongside rural landmarks such as Mayfield Spring and the distinctive Lovers Leap. The topography is defined by a dense network of named hollows, including Tobacco Patch Hollow, Sugar Camp Hollow, and Graveyard Hollow, which suggest a history of localized farming and community gathering points. To the south, the terrain becomes increasingly intricate as Caney Fork Creek and Arkansas Creek carve through the hills. Of particular interest for local history are landmarks like the Baptizing Hole on the South Harpeth Creek and the Williamson County Landfill, providing a clear record of land use and community infrastructure in the early twenty-first century.