2010 Map of Westmoreland

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Pleasant Grove and Westmoreland anchor this part of northern Sumner County, where the Highland Rim's dissection creates a dense network of naming. The landscape is defined by its deep hollows, many carrying the names of families who settled the region, such as Sugar Camp Hollow, Hoskins Hollow, and Stillhouse Hollow. This 2010 survey reveals a community deeply rooted in its geography, with more than a dozen burial grounds including Love-Ladd Cemetery and the Millers Chapel Cemetery scattered across the ridges. Water drainage patterns are intricate, with headwaters of Bledsoe Creek and the West Fork Long Creek carving through the terrain. The presence of Saltpeter Cave Hollow suggests the natural geological formations that influenced early local activity. Throughout the quadrangle, old road names like E Garretts Creek Rd and Poplar Grove Rd connect small crossroads like Rocky Mound and Fairview.