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Chapel Hill, TN: City: 19.2mi / 30.9km; Population: 1,543; We moved here to Chapel Hill from CA just about a year ago. We were looking to live out in the country with a few acres, away from the quickly growing and booming towns of Franklin and Spring Hill. Traffic is pretty bad up there. We are retired, but if we needed to commute to…[read more]

Spring Hill, TN: City: 18.5mi / 29.8km; Population: 42,910; Moved here from CA and it wasn't too crowded at first...now it seems like the local government will say "yes" to anyone who wants to build. There's traffic, congestion and construction everywhere you go in this town. They have a lot of new communities where you can high-five…[read more]

Lawrenceburg, TN: City: 25.3mi / 40.7km; Population: 11,258; I went to Lawrenceburg in July the weather was great about 85 sunny everyday.everything is very cheap there gas, going out to eat I mean I had seven people to feed while I was there and we went out to eat I paid 30.00 For dinner.the people are very friendly there and willing to…[read more]

Columbia, TN: City: 10.5mi / 17km; Population: 40,814; Most of Middle Tennessee is lovely, deriving a lot of energy from a strong, growing Nashville while maintaining a great deal of local charm. However, Columbia appears to be a bit rougher, with more crime, than most Middle Tennessee communities. Not really a lot going on there.…[read more]

Lewisburg, TN: City: 11.2mi / 18km; Population: 12,475; Small town living an hour south of Nashville. Greats great right? Guess again! The towns website raves about how great it is to live here and so I came. My experience has been anything but great. The town is in a dilapidated state with a growing drug epidemic. The police are…[read more]