2013 Map of Lawrenceburg

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Shoal Creek and its many tributaries, including Crouson Creek and Beeler Fork, define the landscape of south-central Tennessee in this 2013 survey. The city of Lawrenceburg extends its street grid southward toward Hickory Heights and Whiteoak Hollow, while the surrounding rural landscape is dotted with smaller communities like Leoma, Antioch, and Revilo. Water remains a central theme, from the New Shoal Creek Reservoir to family-named landmarks like Moore Spring and Glen Spring. Local industry and commerce are evident in sites like Garner Mill and the Sherrell Poultry Farms, as well as the Lawrenceburg-Lawrence County Airport on the northeastern edge. Long-established crossroads such as Dunn, Gum Springs, and Oak Hill anchor the agricultural regions between the ridges, while geographical markers like Wildcat Ridge and Raven Bluff rise above the creek bottoms.