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Cumberland Furnace is an unincorporated community in northern Dickson County, Tennessee, United States, largely immediately west of State Route 48. It was the site of a large 19th century iron works, initiated by Nashville, Tennessee founder James Robertson and later operated by the "The Iron Master of Middle Tennessee", Montgomery Bell, among others. The cannonballs used by Andrew Jackson's troops in the Battle of New Orleans were cast here. After the Civil War a Nashville newspaper recounted the story of a racially-based confrontation in 1868, during the Reconstruction period. The only operating school for blacks in Dickson County was located here at this time.
- Vanleer* - 5 km
- Charlotte - 6 km
- Slayden - 6 km
- Beechgrove - 10 km
- Chapmansboro - 12 km
- Dickson* - 13 km
- White Bluff - 13 km
- Palmyra - 13 km
- Burns* - 15 km
- Clarksville* - 18 km
- Kingston Springs* - 17 km
- Cumberland City* - 17 km
- Erin* - 19 km
- Ashland City* - 16 km
- McEwen* - 18 km
- Mc Ewen* - 18 km
Towns are shown withing 20km radius of Cumberland Furnace, Tennessee. Distances are not representive of traveling amounts. Towns marked * indicated accommodations listed.