2010 Map of Springfield South

About this map

Springfield marks the northern edge of this landscape, where the town's expansion meets a countryside defined by deep-rooted family legacy and small-scale agriculture. The terrain is intricately drained by Sycamore Creek and the Sulphur Fork Red River, creating a network of ridges and hollows that historically dictated settlement patterns. The map reveals an exceptional density of family and community burial grounds, such as Saint Michaels Cemetery, Palestine Cemetery, and the Martins Chapel Cemetery, indicating a long-established population that remained closely tied to their land well into the 21st century. While Coopertown serves as a central hub, smaller locales like Mcmahon Hollow and Sleepy Hollow showcase the traditional naming conventions of Middle Tennessee's topography. This record of the area's rural road network provides a precise view of how modern developments have integrated with older, family-named landmarks.