Hickory Hill, Memphis facts for kids
Hickory Hill is a neighborhood in the southeast part of Memphis, Tennessee, United States. It is a diverse community where many families live.
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A Look Back: History of Hickory Hill
In the 1950s, Hickory Hill was a quiet, country area. It was just outside the city of Memphis. There were not many houses, maybe less than 1,000. Roads were not always paved, making it a peaceful, open space.
Where is Hickory Hill?
Hickory Hill is located in the southeast part of Memphis.
- To the north, you'll find Bill Morris Parkway (Highway 385) and Kirby Road. The Fox Meadows area is also nearby.
- Riverdale Road forms the eastern border.
- Holmes Road and Shelby Drive are to the south.
- To the west, you'll find Mendenhall Road and the Parkway Village community.
Who Lives in Hickory Hill?
The population of Hickory Hill has changed a lot over the years. This happened especially after the city of Memphis officially added the area on December 31, 1998.
Between 1990 and 2000, the number of African American residents grew a lot. At the same time, the number of white residents decreased. Over the last ten years, the number of Hispanic residents has also increased quite a bit.
By 2010, the main zip codes for Hickory Hill (38141 and 38115) showed that most residents were African American. About 10% to 11% were Hispanic, mostly from Mexico. There were also white and Asian residents.
Many adults in Hickory Hill have finished high school. A good number of adults also have a college degree.
Places to Visit
- Hickory Ridge Mall
