2013 Map of Livingston

About this map

Livingston serves as the central hub of this northern Tennessee landscape, where the street grid of the town center transitions into a network of mountain roads and rural settlements. The topography is defined by significant rises such as Schoolhouse Mountain and Reynolds Mountain, which overlook the winding drainage systems of Little Eagle Cr and Big Eagle Cr. To the north, the waters of Dale Hollow Lake reach into the map's corner, emphasizing the area's connection to the regional watershed. This 2013 survey illustrates a landscape where traditional landmarks like Garretts Mill and Howard Chapel persist alongside modern infrastructure, including the Livingston Municipal Airport. Smaller communities such as Free Communion, Unity, and Independence are connected by a web of local routes like Old Celina Rd and Upper Hilham Rd, reflecting a settlement pattern deeply influenced by the limestone coves and ridges of Overton County.