Dagunwanalahi
Dagunwanalahi lies near the Barren River, where a settlement grew around a large spring. Robert Moore built a cabin there in the 1790s, and the community was named Bowling Green in 1798. The town became a county seat in 1809 and was incorporated in 1812. Flatboats and barges used the Barren River, and the first steamboat reached Bowling Green in 1828.
The later city of Nashville lies here.
Community
- Tricolore Royal(Workshop,1.1.0):suggested naming later cities on tribal-named tiles