Robertson County

Robertson County was established in 1796 from parts of Tennessee (now known as Montgomery) and Sumner Counties; it was named after James Robertson (1742-1814), one of the original founders of Nashville, and state senator. Robertson County encompasses 477 square miles.

Explore Robertson County:

• Official Robertson County Website
• Map of Robertson County
• Robertson County Schools
• Robertson County Utility Information
• Chamber of Commerce
• Historical Register
• Official State Website - Robertson
• Robertson County Census
• Robertson County Parks

State Parks:

• Port Royal

Cities in Robertson County:

• Springfield (1796)
• Adams (1963)
• Cedar Hill
• Coopertown (1996)
• Cross Plains (1973)
• Greenbrier (1937)
• Millersville (1981)
• Orlinda (1965)
• Portland
• Ridgetop (1935)
• White House (1921)

More Middle Tennessee Community Info:

• Mid-TN Neighborhood Index
• Robertson County Index

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-Jan Duke