2013 Map of Shop Springs
USGS Topo · Published 2013About this map
Tuckers Crossroads and Shop Springs anchor this rural Wilson County landscape, where the headwaters of numerous forks and branches weave through the rolling terrain. The map documents a transition from traditional pike roads, such as Old Rome Pike, to modern thoroughfares that bypass older hamlets like Linwood and Greenwood. The central prominence of Jennings Knob overlooks a complex network of waterways, including the W Prong Jennings Fork and E Prong Jennings Fork, which historically dictated the placement of small agricultural settlements.
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