2019 Map of Hollow Springs

About this map

Pocahontas and Ivy Bluff anchor this rural landscape along the border of Cannon and Coffee counties, where the high ground of the Tennessee Valley Divide dictates the local hydrology. The area is defined by its deep hollows and high ridges, including Sinkhole Ridge and Rains Ridge, which separate the various drainages such as Carson Fork and McMahan Creek. This terrain shaped the early settlement patterns, concentrating community life around local water sources like Buck Spring and Cisco Spring.