Overbridge State Natural Area

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Overbridge State Natural Park
A photo in the park, looking toward Dry Creek
Location	Tennessee
Nearest city	Murfreesboro, Tennessee
Area	70 acres (28 ha)
Max. elevation	610
Min. elevation	600
Established	1995

Overbridge State Natural Area is a Class II Natural Area located within Rutherford County, Tennessee, United States. It was designated in 1995, and covers an area of 70 acres (28 ha), including portions of Dry Creek. It is home to a rare cedar glade, and several other endangered species, including Dalea foliosa and Astragalus bibullatus.

In 1993, The property was part of a larger 260-acer farm plot, but was purchased by the state. In 1995, it was listed as a Natural Area.^[1]

The area is located in central Tennessee, specifically within Rutherford County, Tennessee. Like the surrounding areas, most of the land is forested. A small creek runs through, named Dry Creek. The area is mostly flat with it being about 605 feet.^[2]