2013 Map of Hartsville
USGS Topo · Published 2013About this map
The Cumberland River corridor defines the southern boundary of this Trousdale County survey, where the town of Hartsville serves as a central hub for the surrounding rural landscape. The terrain north of the river is a network of named hollows and knobs, illustrating a settlement pattern deeply influenced by the ridge-and-valley topography. Notable elevations such as Millstone Knob and Sandstone Knob overlook a web of waterways, including Little Goose Cr and Hawkins Br, which historically dictated the placement of small communities like Willard and Green Grove.
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