2016 Map of Hendersonville

About this map

Hendersonville and its surrounding residential corridors anchor this 2016 survey, which documents the suburban expansion along the northern banks of the Cumberland River. The landscape is defined by the sharp meanders of the river at Lindsley Bend and Cages Bend, where numerous inlets like Langford Cove have been developed into water-oriented communities. The transition from established neighborhoods to more rural terrain is evident as one moves north toward Shackle Island and Peytona. Several local landmarks provide historical continuity amidst the growth, including Ft Hill and traditional burial grounds like Woodlawn Cem and Stark Knob Cem. Significant infrastructure such as the Nashville Pike and the crossing of Station Camp Creek show the modern transportation network that facilitates access to these riverside settlements. Minor waterways including Drakes Creek and Hays Br continue to carve the topography, while prominent heights like Pilot Knob offer views over the valley.