2019 Map of White House

About this map

White House and Millersville anchor a landscape defined by the overlapping boundaries of Robertson, Sumner, and Davidson counties. This 2019 survey reveals a suburban-rural transition zone where modern development follows the grain of the Highland Rim. A high concentration of family burial sites, such as Bloodworth Cem and Templeton Cem, suggests deep genealogical roots in the area. The terrain is deeply dissected by drainage systems like Sulphur Fork Red River and Drakes Cr, creating distinctive landforms such as The Narrows and numerous hollows including Fisher Hollow and Echo Hollow. Significant natural springs, including White Sulphur Spring and Latimer Springs, indicate the hydrological features that once supported early settlement before the expansion of modern infrastructure like the Interstate 65 corridor.