Williamson County Profile

Originally carved out of a part of the south end of Davidson County, Williamson County was established in 1799 and named after Hugh Williamson (1735-1819), a North Carolina politician, surgeon general, and member of Congress. Williamson County encompasses 582 square miles.

Explore Williamson County:

• Official Williamson County Website
• Map of Williamson County
• Williamson County Schools
• Franklin Special School District
• Williamson County Utility Information
• Chamber of Commerce
• Historical Register
• Official State Website - Williamson
• Williamson County Census
• Williamson County Tourism
• Williamson County Parks

State Parks:

• Natchez Trace Parkway

Cities in Williamson County:

• Franklin (1799)
• Leipers Fork
• Nolensville (1838)
• Thompson Station (1990)
• Fairview (1959)
• Brentwood (1969)
• Triune
• Cool Springs
• College Grove

More Middle Tennessee Community Info:

• Mid-TN Neighborhood Index
• Williamson 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