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Anderson
County
a great place to call home!
Anderson County has a number of special assets, which
make life here uniquely rich, rewarding and satisfying.
The sheer beauty of the area is an asset. Both the
natural splendors of the mountains and rivers, and the
man made enhancements of the TVA lakes at Norris and
Melton Hill.

Blount
County
is one of the fastest growing counties in
Tennessee, increasing its population by 22 percent from
1970 to 1980, with an additional increase of 10.5
percent from 1980 to 1990. With a total population of
more than 100,000 people. Maryville consists of 19,935
residents and 6,580 reside in Alcoa.
Campbell
County
today is particularly interested in
maintaining
the quality of life that is unique to the small
community atmosphere. They want to keep the appeal of a
nice quiet rural environment with urban amenities. A
variety of housing is available from stately old farms
houses to quaint Victorian era homes, to modern
convenient houses & apartments.
Claiborne
County
is located on the
Tennessee-Kentucky-Virginia borders in East Tennessee,
one of the state's three "Grand Divisions." It was
formed in 1801 from parts of Hawkins and Grainger
Counties. The county seat is Tazewell.
Cocke
County The renowned
naturalist and explorer, John Muir, could have been
thinking of
Cocke County
today
when he
spoke these words so many years ago. We are truly
blessed with some of the most beautiful natural
resources in the world. Pigeon, Nolichucky, French
Broad, Cherokee
National Forest, the Great Smoky Mountains National
Park, the
Appalachian Trail and the Martha Sundquist State Forest.
Grainger
County
is located in East Tennessee approximately 18
miles from downtown Knoxville and borders northeast side
of Knox County. The central business districts of
Morristown, Jefferson City, Tazewell, and Rogersville
area within a 15 minute drive from Grainger County.
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Hamblen
County
is situated in the Lakeway Region,
surrounded by mountains and lakes, Morristown is he
county seat of Hamblen County incorporated in 1903.
Located in East Tennessee in the Holston Valley, the
area comprises a population of 50,480. Hamblen County
and the City of Morristown has a lot to offer.
Hawkins
County
is located in
Northeast Tennessee, extending down from the Virginia
state line. The county is divided into two almost equal
sections by the Holston River, which traverses the
county's entire length.
Jefferson
County
is known as a "fisherman’s paradise" with
Douglas Lake and Cherokee lakes available for anglers to
try their skills.
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Knox
County is the economic center of East Tennessee.
Surrounded by six lake and two mountain ranges, this
area experiences dynamic growth and many various forms
of recreation.
Loudon
County is an
emerging
economic force
in the East Tennessee Region. Loudon County is predicted
to have a 30% increase in population between 2000-2010.
Most of this population growth will be centered in the
Knoxville-Lenoir City corridor. Each year, Loudon County
is also experiencing a significant amount of new
commercial and industrial development. Currently over
sixty manufacturing plants call Loudon County Home.
Meigs
County
is located in Southeast Tennessee and offers a mild
climate. An abundance of lakes and rivers provide beauty
and recreational opportunities. Mountains offer hiking
and biking opportunities and wonderful views all year.
Festivals and fairs are held year-round.
Monroe
County
was once called the "Cherokee Indian Territory", where
the National Capital of the Indian Nation was located.
The special, Chota was located near the mouth of the
Tellico River on the Little Tennessee River near Fort
Loudon. The Indian nation covered 40,000 square miles
and had a population of 25,000.
Rhea
County
families have lived
here for generations, yet each year more people move to
this county to enjoy the benefits of small-town living
with so many amenities.Rhea County is located between
Chattanooga and Knoxville
Roane
County
is home to two extensive facilities that housed part of
the massive World War II effort known as the Manhattan
Project, responsible for building the world’s first
atomic bomb. The graphite reactor on the Oak Ridge
Reservation is the world’s oldest continuously operated
nuclear reactor.
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Population |
July
1,2006 |
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Tennessee |
6,038,803 |
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COUNTY |
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Anderson
County |
73,579 |
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Blount County |
118,186 |
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Campbell
County |
40,848 |
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Claiborne
County |
31,347 |
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