2013 Map of Normandy Lake

About this map

Normandy Lake dominates this Tennessee landscape, its winding waters held by the Duck River and punctuated by the sharp ridge of Devils Backbone. The geography of the early 21st century reveals a mix of recreational water bodies and residential growth, with named developments like Homaway Village, Briarwood, and Lake Hills clustered near the northern reaches of Tullahoma. Evidence of the region’s hydrological character is found in its numerous springs and cascades, including Machine Falls, Short Spring, and Rutledge Falls. Historical river crossings such as Bashaw Ford and Lees Ford remain identified along the upper river branches, while the Tullahoma Regional Airport/William Northern Field serves as a major regional landmark near the southern edge. The map also captures several smaller reservoirs like George Dickel Lake and Ovoca Lake, showing the continued importance of water management in this part of Coffee County.