2010 Map of Smyrna

About this map

The Smyrna landscape is defined by a dense concentration of family burial grounds and historical landmarks, reflecting centuries of settlement along the waterways of Middle Tennessee. The town center is anchored by the Smyrna Post Office, while the surrounding terrain is marked by prominent elevations such as Prewitts Knob, Signal Knob, and Grindstone Knob. The distribution of dozens of small cemeteries, including the Sam Davis Cemetery, Hill-Roulhac Cemetery, and the White-Lowry Cemetery, provides a detailed record of the families who established homesteads across this region. Waterways like Stewart Creek and Rock Spring Branch provided the essential drainage and resource network for these early communities. The map also traces the modern infrastructure of the area, showing how roads like the Old Nashville Hwy and Burkitt Rd follow the historic paths through the knobs and creek valleys.