Pleasantville serves as a focal point in this landscape of winding creeks and narrow hollows within Hickman County. The area is defined by its complex drainage systems, where Upper Sinking Cr and Cane Cr carve through the terrain, creating numerous named depressions such as Shelving Rock Hollow and Powder Mill Hollow. The settlement of Upper Sinking and the community at Farmers Exchange are connected by a network of local roads including McClearen Hollow Rd and Hell King Rd.
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1936 · Graves Spring
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1936 · Pleasantville
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1936 · Coble
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1936 · Beaverdam Springs
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1936 · Whitfield
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1936 · Linden
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1936 · Chestnut Grove
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1936 · Lobelville
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1936 · Kimmins
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1950 · Linden
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