2010 Map of Germantown
USGS Topo · Published 2010About this map
Wolf River and its meandering channel define the northern edge of this suburban landscape, where the established community of Germantown sits amidst a network of residential developments and private institutions. The presence of Memphis University School and multiple community focal points, such as the Germantown Cemetery and Germantown Post Office, illustrate the mature development of this Shelby County region. This 2010 survey reveals a complex hydrological system characterized by numerous artificial impoundments, including Norfleet Turner Lake and Walnut Grove Lake, many of which are managed by significant structures like the Norfleet Turner Dam. To the south, Nonconnah Creek parallels the Bill Morris Pkwy, cutting through a landscape that balances commercial infrastructure with older landmarks like the Mount Moriah Cemetery.
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