1961 Map of Springfield South

About this map

Springfield sits at the northern edge of this Robertson County landscape, where the town's expansion is visible through 1970s revisions including a golf course and a Radio Tower (WDBL). The southern terrain is defined by the deep dissection of Sycamore Creek and its tributaries like Hollis Creek and Venters Branch. This area preserves a network of small mid-century rural communities such as Coopertown, Flewellyn, and Crunk. Local educational and religious history is well-represented by Bransford High Sch, St Michaels Ch, and the Frierson Chapel. A significant boundary junction is visible at the map's southern border, where Robertson, Cheatham, and Davidson counties meet near Webb Cem. The geography reflects a transition from the agricultural plateaus around Glover Crossroad to the more broken, wooded creek valleys to the south.