2013 Map of Lynnville

About this map

Lynnville anchor's the southeastern corner of this Tennessee landscape, where the local terrain is defined by a dense network of named hollows and creek branches. Smaller communities like Southport, Stiversville, and Waco serve as historic nodes within a countryside carved by Fountain Cr and the E Fork Little Bigby Cr. For genealogists and local historians, the numerous family-named landmarks—such as Gilmer Hollow, Ingram Hollow, and Evans Hollow—provide a clear record of long-standing land tenures. Transportation patterns are centered on routes like Mooresville Pike and the various hollow roads that trace the natural contours of the land. Water sources like Ingram Spring and Badget Spring appear alongside larger features such as Millers Lake, illustrating the essential connection between water access and settlement in this part of Giles County.