2010 Map of Hermitage

About this map

The suburban landscape east of Nashville is dominated by the extensive impoundments of Old Hickory Lake and the J Percy Priest Reservoir. This 2010 survey shows the residential growth of Mount Juliet and the area surrounding the Hermitage Post Office. For local historians and genealogists, the map is remarkably dense with family-named burial grounds and historical sites, including the Confederate Memorial Cemetery and the Hermitage Memorial Gardens. Smaller, older plots like the Cowgill Cemetery, Gleaves Cemetery, and Fuqua Cemetery are preserved amidst modern developments. The topography is defined by the winding paths of Stoners Creek and Dry Fork, while the local infrastructure is anchored by landmarks such as the J Percy Priest Dam and the Hidden Cove Lake Dam. Smaller communities and junctions like Scotts Hollow and Seven Points offer insight into the rural-to-suburban transition of the region.