2010 Map of Hollow Springs

About this map

King Cemetery and Smithson Cemetery anchor the northern landscape of this region, where a dense network of hollows and ridges characterizes the Tennessee terrain. Family-named landmarks such as Shelton Hollow, Jakes Hollow, and Billy Hill Hollow reflect a long history of local settlement and land use. Water resources are central to the area's geography, ranging from the Lake Ann Dam in the north to the southern reaches of Liberty Lake and the Pocahontas Branch. A sophisticated grid of rural roads, including Hollow Springs Rd and Ivy Bluff Rd, connects isolated family cemeteries like Lorance Cemetery and Espy Cemetery with broader agricultural tracts. The geography transitions from the elevated Rains Ridge and Craft Hill down into several creek systems, most notably Duke Creek and McMahan Creek, which dictate the placement of early homesteads and transport routes.