2013 Map of Willette

About this map

Willette serves as a central hub in this corner of North-Central Tennessee, where a network of winding hollows and ridges dictates the movement of travel and water. The map shows a landscape dominated by family-named terrain features like Hance Hollow, Donoho Hollow, and Wilson Hollow, reflecting generations of local land use. Water management is evident through a series of numbered reservoirs, including Lake Number Sixteen and Jennings Creek Lake Number Eighteen, which dot the northern reaches of the quadrangle. In the south, the terrain descends toward the Cordell Hull Reservoir, where the Wartrace Cr and Halls Br converge near Milltown. The presence of Steam Mill Hollow suggests the area's earlier industrial roots in timber or milling, while the intricate system of farm-to-market roads like Cotton Hollow Rd and Goose Horn Rd connects small settlements such as Goose Horn and North Springs.