2013 Map of Unionville

About this map

Unionville serves as the primary hub in this Bedford County landscape, situated where local routes converge amid the winding tributaries of the Duck River. The area is characterized by a series of long-standing crossroads and mill sites, including Poplins Crossroads and Halls Mill, which reflect the historic agricultural and water-powered industrial patterns of Middle Tennessee. The river itself creates dramatic natural landmarks such as Shearin Bend and the overlook at Tarpley Bluff, while smaller settlements like Fall Creek and Anchor Mill are positioned along the primary transit corridor. Numerous family names are preserved in the road network, such as David Trott Rd and Gregory Mill Rd, alongside smaller water features like Weakly Cr and Dryland Cr that drain the undulating terrain. This 2013 survey provides a clear view of the modern rural infrastructure imposed on an older settlement pattern of springs and creek-side communities.