Davidson County

Davidson County was established in 1783 and was named after General William Davidson, a Revolutionary war officer. The City of Nashville and Davidson County merged together in 1963 creating Metro Nashville. The actual Metropolitan Government of Nashville & Davidson County encompasses 502 square miles.

Explore Davidson County:

• Official Nashville-Davidson County Website
• Map of Davidson County
• Metro-Nashville Schools
• Davidson County Utility Information
• Chamber of Commerce
• Historical Register
• Official State Website - Nashville
• Davidson County Census
• Nashville-Davidson County Tourism
• Davidson County Parks

State Parks:

• Bicentennial Mall
• Radnor Lake

Cities in Davidson County:

• Nashville (1806)
• Belle Meade (1955)
• Bellevue
• Berry Hill (1950)
• Forest Hills (1957)
• Goodlettsville (1858)
• Lakewood (1959)
• Oak Hill (1952)
• Old Hickory

Communities in Davidson County:

• Antioch - Priest Lake
• Bellevue
• Bordeaux - White's Creek
• Donelson - Hermitage
• Downtown Nashville
• East Nashville
• Green Hills - Midtown
• Joelton
• Madison
• North Nashville
• Parkwood - Union Hill
• South Nashville
• Southeast
• West Nashville

More Middle Tennessee Community Info:

• Mid-TN Neighborhood Index
• Davidson County Index

If I've overlooked a city or county link, please feel free to Email me anytime and request that your favorite link be added or updated.
-Jan Duke