2010 Map of Granville

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Cordell Hull Reservoir dominates this landscape, its waters filling the deep bends and hollows of the Cumberland River valley. The community of Granville Landing serves as a focal point for the region, anchored by the Granville Post Office and the Granville Boat Dock and Marina. This area is defined by its complex topography of named hollows—such as Jonesboro Hollow, Stillhouse Hollow, and Pinhook Hollow—which reflect the historic settlement patterns of Jackson County where families carved out homesites along the small branches and ridges. Notable landmarks like Bakers Knob and Sullivans Island provide orientation among the winding waterways. Local history is further preserved at Holland Cemetery and the settlement of Liberty, showing the enduring footprint of these rural Tennessee communities within the modern managed river system.