2010 Map of Lexington

About this map

Lexington serves as the focal point of this Tennessee survey, situated at the confluence of several local water systems including the Beech River and Town Branch. The landscape is defined by the containment of local waters, notably at the Beech Dam which creates a significant reservoir north of the city center. This area exhibits a transition from the urban grid of the town to a surrounding network of rural roads such as Sand Ridge Rd and Bargerton - Union Cross Rd. Numerous family and community burial sites are scattered throughout the region, including Hall Cemetery, Caffey Cemetery, and the Old Hephzibah Cemetery to the west. Aviation and logistics are represented by the Franklin Wilkins Airport on the eastern edge, while the Lexington Post Office remains a central landmark for the community. The northern reaches are characterized by the Big Sandy River and smaller tributaries like Spring Creek, indicating the well-watered nature of Henderson County.