The city's plan splits Mount Juliet into 7 areas, from Nonaville on Old Hickory Lake to Providence south of I-40. Three high schools serve them.
Last checked Oct. 17, 2026. Sources: the City of Mt. Juliet’s Land Use and Transportation Plan Update (PDF) and Future Land Use Map (PDF), both on its Planning and Zoning page; Wilson County Schools’ school zone lookup; the Tennessee Department of Education’s 2024-25 A-F letter grade file; the Zillow Home Value Index (Zillow Research); the Census Bureau’s QuickFacts for Mount Juliet; and OpenStreetMap (© OpenStreetMap contributors).
Mount Juliet is a city of about 42,073 people in western Wilson County, according to the Census Bureau’s 2020-2024 American Community Survey, with Old Hickory Lake on its north side. Two roads organize it: Interstate 40, which cuts across the south side, and North and South Mt. Juliet Road (State Route 171), the north-south spine that crosses it at Exit 226. Lebanon Road (U.S. 70) and Division Street run east-west across the north half. The Census Bureau’s ZIP code areas put the whole city in 37122.
The city has no official list of neighborhoods. What it does have is a land use plan that splits the city and the land it expects to grow into, its urban growth boundary, into seven planning areas, each with its own boundaries, landmarks and to-do list. This guide uses those seven. School zones do not follow them: two of the seven are split between high schools, and a third high school, Wilson Central, serves the part of the city south of I-40.
What this means for you
- North of I-40 you are zoned for Mt. Juliet High or Green Hill High, both graded A for 2024-25; the line runs through Division Street West and the Town Center.
- South of I-40 (Providence) you are zoned for Wilson Central High, graded C.
- One ZIP code: Zillow’s typical home value for 37122 was $565,761 in September 2026, so it does not tell the areas apart.
The seven areas at a glance
| Area | Plan acreage | ZIP | Zoned high school | Typical value, ZIP 37122, September 2026 | Guide |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nonaville | 4,050 | 37122 | Green Hill High | $565,761 | Nonaville |
| Cedar Creek | 11,562 | 37122 | Mt. Juliet High | $565,761 | Cedar Creek |
| Greenhill | 3,501 | 37122 | Green Hill High | $565,761 | Greenhill |
| Division Street East | 2,940 | 37122 | Mt. Juliet High | $565,761 | Division Street East |
| Division Street West | 5,044 | 37122 | Split: Mt. Juliet High, Green Hill High | $565,761 | Division Street West |
| Providence | 8,290 | 37122 | Wilson Central High | $565,761 | Providence |
| Town Center | about 189 | 37122 | Split: Mt. Juliet High, Green Hill High | $565,761 | Town Center |
Acreage is the plan’s figure for each planning area, including land outside the city limits. High schools are what the district’s zone lookup returned at points we checked inside the city. The Zillow Home Value Index is a modeled value for a typical mid-priced home, not a sale price; the city figure was $556,817. More in home prices and schools.
Nonaville
The northwest corner, from Lebanon Road north to Old Hickory Lake and west of Cedar Creek. Cedar Creek Campground and Cedar Creek Marina on Saundersville Road are its public lake access, and Green Hill High sits on North Greenhill Road. Zoned for W.A. Wright Elementary, Mt. Juliet Middle and Green Hill High. Read the Nonaville guide.
Cedar Creek
The biggest area, the northeast quarter from Division Street to the lake, east of North Mt. Juliet Road. It holds Charlie Daniels Park, Mt. Juliet High on Golden Bear Gateway and century farms along Lebanon Road. Mostly zoned for Mt. Juliet High; the elementary school depends on the street. Read the Cedar Creek guide.
Greenhill
The west side between Lebanon Road and Division Street, out to the Davidson County line. Subdivisions, the West Division Street trail and the Town Center Trail work. Zoned for Mt. Juliet Middle and Green Hill High. Read the Greenhill guide.
Division Street East
Between East Division Street and I-40, east of North Mt. Juliet Road. Stoner Creek Elementary, West Wilson Middle and Jones Family Park line the road; the plan pairs homes with industrial land farther east. Zoned for Mt. Juliet High at every point we checked. Read the Division Street East guide.
Division Street West
Between West Division Street and I-40, west of North Mt. Juliet Road, with Robinson Family Park and Mt. Juliet Elementary. The high school line runs through it: Green Hill High to the north, Mt. Juliet High toward the interstate. Read the Division Street West guide.
Providence
Everything south of I-40, named for the Providence shopping district on South Mt. Juliet Road, with Mundy Memorial Park and farms along Central Pike. Zoned for Rutland Elementary, Gladeville Middle and Wilson Central High. Read the Providence guide.
Town Center
The downtown core, about 189 acres on North Mt. Juliet Road around City Hall, the post office and Mt. Juliet Station for the WeGo Star. Split between Mt. Juliet High and Green Hill High. Read the Town Center guide.
The map
The planning areas are drawn on the map in the city’s Land Use and Transportation Plan Update, and the Future Land Use Map shows what the city plans for each parcel. Map credit: City of Mt. Juliet Planning and Zoning. Street, park and store locations on our pages come from OpenStreetMap, © OpenStreetMap contributors.
How we built this
- The areas are the seven planning areas in the City of Mt. Juliet’s Land Use and Transportation Plan Update, the 2016 plan posted on the city’s Planning and Zoning page, with the boundaries, landmarks and projects as the plan lists them. We did not add or name any subdivision. OpenStreetMap’s place names in the area are mostly individual subdivisions, so we did not use them to define areas.
- School zones come from Wilson County Schools’ zone lookup. We checked a grid of points about half a mile apart across the city limits, 109 in all, plus a tighter grid of 28 points across the Town Center, and sorted each into its planning area by the plan’s boundary roads. Zones can change; always check one address.
- Grades are the Tennessee Department of Education’s 2024-25 A-F school letter grades.
- Home values are the Zillow Home Value Index for ZIP code 37122 and for the city, September 2026.
- Distances on the area pages are measured along OpenStreetMap’s road network, not drive times.
Compare Mount Juliet with its neighbors
Taxes, schools, home values and commutes for Mount Juliet, Hendersonville, Lebanon and La Vergne are side by side in Mount Juliet vs Hendersonville vs Lebanon vs La Vergne.
Related: moving to Mount Juliet, property taxes, getting around and parks and trails.
Frequently asked questions
What are the neighborhoods in Mount Juliet?
The city’s land use plan divides Mount Juliet into seven planning areas: Nonaville, Cedar Creek, Greenhill, Division Street East, Division Street West, Providence and the Town Center.
What ZIP code is Mount Juliet?
The Census Bureau’s ZIP code areas put the city in 37122. Zillow’s typical home value for 37122 was $565,761 in September 2026.
What high schools serve Mount Juliet?
Three Wilson County high schools: Mt. Juliet High and Green Hill High north of I-40, and Wilson Central High for Providence, south of I-40. Mt. Juliet High and Green Hill High earned an A for 2024-25 and Wilson Central a C.
Which part of Mount Juliet is zoned for Wilson Central High?
Providence, the part of the city south of Interstate 40. All 18 points we checked there in the Wilson County Schools zone lookup returned Wilson Central High.
Where is downtown Mount Juliet?
The city’s plan calls it the Town Center: about 189 acres on North Mt. Juliet Road from Curd Road to Old Lebanon Dirt Road, around City Hall and the WeGo Star station.
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