983 square miles
Waters that flow through the Old Hickory Lake watershed eventually make their way to an impounded section of the Cumberland River known as Old Hickory Lake, a reservoir created by an Army Corps of Engineers in 1954. At 983 square miles, the Old Hickory Lake Watershed is the biggest of the four in the region.
The map ID you have entered does not exist. Please enter a map ID that exists.
The Cumberland River Basin project aims to promote the ecological and economical health of the Cumberland River Basin, an 18,000 square mile region that stretches across 70 Tennessee and Kentucky counties and home to more than 2 million people.
A majority of the photography featured on this site was provided courtesy of Chuck Sutherland. For more information please visit Chuck’s website.