Middle Tennessee topographic map
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Middle Tennessee
The Highland Rim is often divided into eastern and western halves. The Eastern Highland Rim is relatively flat, with gentle rolling hills, and the eastern Nashville Basin has similar terrain but is dotted with more distinct hills in places. The western Nashville Basin and Western Highland Rim are more rugged, consisting of irregular knob-like hills separated by steep ravines and crooked stream valleys. The eastern Highland Rim has a higher average elevation, however, than the western portion. The eastern portion of Middle Tennessee consists of the western portion of the Cumberland Plateau, part of the larger Appalachian Plateau of the Appalachian Mountains.
About this map
Name: Middle Tennessee topographic map, elevation, terrain.
Location: Middle Tennessee, Tennessee, United States (34.98825 -88.07053 36.67812 -84.65953)
Average elevation: 251 m
Minimum elevation: 96 m
Maximum elevation: 874 m
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