2013 Map of Nashville

About this map

Nashville and the surrounding Brown County landscape exhibit a pattern of development closely tied to the complex ridge-and-hollow topography. In the early 21st century, the area remains defined by significant high points such as Weed Patch Hill, Limekiln Ridge, and Hohen Point, which separate the various drainages of the North Fork Salt Cr. Small settlements and distinct family-named hollows like Weddle Hollow and Pittman Hollow are scattered along the winding road network, including the path of Old State Hwy 46. The prevalence of small lakes, such as Greenbriar Lake and Ogle Lake, alongside landmarks like the Lilly Lookout Tower and Hesitation Point, reflects a region shaped by both its agricultural roots and its role as a destination for outdoor observation.