Clarksville Mapped
Before you search for a house, get to know the city. Clarksville is one of the fastest-growing, most underrated places in America — and military families who do their homework before they arrive never want to leave.
You're Moving Somewhere Worth Getting Excited About
Ranked #1 Best Place to Live in America by MONEY.com.
Named one of The South’s Best Cities On The Rise by Southern Living in 2024.
Voted a Top 50 New Boomtown and #4 City Where Millennials Are Buying Homes by REALTOR.com in 2024.
Clarksville has added more new residents this decade than any other city in Tennessee — over 13,200 people. It is the most ethnically diverse city in the state, shaped by decades of Fort Campbell’s global military community and major employers like Google, LG, and Hankook.
This is not a hidden gem anymore.
But it still feels like one.
More Than You Expected
The food scene, the nightlife, the outdoor spaces, and the community here reflect a city that has been quietly becoming something special. Here’s what’s waiting for you.
Eat & Drink From craft breweries and rooftop bars to authentic Korean, Vietnamese, Italian, and Hawaiian — Clarksville’s food scene punches well above its weight. Blackhorse Pub, Strawberry Alley Ale Works, Old Glory Distilling, and Skyline 500 — Clarksville’s first rooftop bar — make downtown one of the best places to spend a weekend evening in Middle Tennessee.
Family Life The Customs House Museum’s Explorers Floor, Dunbar Cave State Park, Liberty Park and the Clarksville Marina, Varsity Pins bowling and arcade, the Exit 8 Athletic Complex, and Mochas & Minis indoor play café. Clarksville is a genuinely great place to raise kids.
Arts & Entertainment The Roxy Regional Theatre is being transformed into a 486-seat performing arts center. F&M Bank Arena brings concerts and hockey downtown. The Rivers & Spires Festival draws tens of thousands every spring.
Get Outside Eleven miles of interconnected greenway trails along the Red River and Cumberland River. The Clarksville Marina. Dunbar Cave State Park. Fort Defiance Civil War Park overlooking the river. If your family likes being outside, Clarksville delivers in every season.
Know What's Happening Right Now
Real-time traffic, crashes, police activity, weather events,
and more — all on one live map built for the Clarksville area. Click the image below to explore.
Data provided by CMCCW — Clarksville-Montgomery County Crime Watch. Click the map to explore live activity in the Clarksville area.
Gate 1 — Main Gate · US-41A The most commonly used gate. Rossview, Tiny Town, and northeast Clarksville all feed here. Expect the heaviest traffic during morning and afternoon formation times.
Gate 4 — Trenton Road Serves the Tiny Town / Trenton Rd corridor directly. Also used by families coming from Hopkinsville, KY via Gate 4.
Gate 7 — Dover Road Serves Woodlawn and southeast Clarksville. Less traffic during peak formation hours.
Gate 10 — Tiny Town Road The back gate for the Tiny Town corridor. Popular for avoiding Gate 1 traffic during peak hours.
Where Is Everything?
A quick look at how each neighborhood sits relative to Fort Campbell and the city.
Rossview · Northeast Clarksville · Exit 8 · Gate 1 Newer homes, top-rated schools, strong resale. The most consistently in-demand area for Fort Campbell families.
Tiny Town / Trenton Rd · Exit 1 · Gate 4 & Gate 10 Closest residential area to base. Affordable entry points, newer subdivisions, strong rental demand.
Sango · South Clarksville · Exit 11 · Gate 1 Quieter suburban feel, strong school zones, more space between homes. Popular with families planning to stay longer.
Downtown Clarksville · Central · Gate 1 Historic streets, walkable blocks, locally owned everything. Character over cookie-cutter.
Woodlawn · Southeast Clarksville · Gate 7 Rural lifestyle, larger lots, no HOA restrictions. Room to breathe without being far from base.
Ready to Find Your Neighborhood?
You know the city. Now find the part of it that fits your family.