2013 Map of Spring Hill

About this map

Spring Hill and Thompson's Station anchor this Williamson County corridor during a period of modern residential growth and infrastructure expansion. The landscape is defined by the W Harpeth River and numerous forks of Murfrees Fork, which wind through a series of named hollows including Peckerwood Hollow, Dogwood Hollow, and Ridley Hollow. The historic path of the railroad is evident at Fedco Siding and McCormack Crossing, reflecting the area's transition from an agricultural rail hub to a suburban extension of the Nashville metropolitan region. To the west, the terrain rises toward Sugar Ridge and the small settlements of Burwood and Sycamore, where the rural character of the land remains more pronounced. This survey documents the complex network of local roads and subdivisions, such as Warioto Farms and Spring Green Farm, that have transformed the former plantation and farm lands between the old town centers.