Mockingbird Drive in Centerville, Tennessee
Mockingbird Drive in Centerville is an unclassified road. It runs in a northeast-southwest direction starting from State Highway 100 and ends at Cedar Street. Mockingbird Drive also exists in Maury County and Bedford County.
- Road Type
- unclassified road
- Route
- northeast-southwest
Places of worship
Cemeteries
Gas stations
Schools
Streets nearby
Nickell Boulevard0.2 mi
Country Lane0.3 mi
Sleepy Hollow Lane0.4 mi
Fairfield Drive0.4 mi
Caroline Avenue0.4 mi
Nickells Road0.4 mi
Barber CreekChappells Home Town Foods
0.4 mi
Barber Circle0.5 mi
State Highway 100Fairfield Baptist Church, Fairfield, Exxon
0.5 mi
Duff Circle0.5 mi
Pike Lane0.6 mi
Durieux Drive0.6 mi
Moss Hill Drive0.6 mi
Pine Tree Village0.7 mi
Water Tower Drive0.7 mi
Sam Ross Drive0.7 mi
Waters Road0.7 mi
Centerville Village Drive0.7 mi
North Gate Center0.7 mi
Cedar Street0.7 mi
Moritz Lane0.7 mi
Battery C Field Artillery Drive0.8 mi
Loren Lane0.8 mi
East Point Drive0.8 mi
Grays Bend Road0.8 mi
Ray Morrison Drive0.9 mi
Bellview Drive0.9 mi
McDonald Road0.9 mi
Marsh Road1.0 mi
Ridge Drive1.0 mi
Surji Circle1.0 mi
Hillwood Drive1.0 mi
Carter Drive1.0 mi
Hillwood Cove1.0 mi
Circle Drive1.1 mi
White Oak Drive1.1 mi
Canady Street1.1 mi
Bell Branch Road1.2 mi
Countryside Drive1.2 mi
Greenhill Drive1.2 mi
Progress Center Plaza1.2 mi
Hobbitshire Drive1.3 mi
Valley Drive1.3 mi
Bell Branch TrailGivens Cemetery
1.6 mi
Olden Lane1.6 mi
Cemeteries nearby
Fairfield Baptist Church Cemetery0.4 mi
Plunkett Cemetery1.3 mi
Fast food restaurants nearby
McDonald's0.7 mi
Other nearby
Centerville Municipal Airport1.2 mi
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| Cycling allowed on bus lane | |
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| Open to cyclists, good path | |
| Cycling prohibited | |
| Cobblestone |
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| Long-distance hiking trail | (depending on scale) | |
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| Pedestrians prohibited |