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Overview of Tennessee's Geographical Location and
Size
Map of Tennessee
Tennessee is a state located
in the southeastern region of the United States(Tennessee Maps & Facts,
). It is bordered by Kentucky to the north, Virginia to the northeast,
North Carolina to the east, Georgia, Alabama, and Mississippi to the south,
and Arkansas and Missouri to the west(Tennessee Location Map in the United
States (US), ). Tennessee's central location within the United States
makes it easily accessible from many major cities and regions, including the
Midwest, East Coast, and Gulf Coast.
Tennessee is the 36th largest state in the United States by area, with a
total land area of 42,143 square miles(How Big Is Tennessee? See Its Size in
Miles, Acres, and ..., ). It is comparable in size to the states of
South Carolina and Indiana(Tennessee (US) size comparison, ). The state
is also home to several large bodies of water, including the Mississippi
River along its western border and the Tennessee River, which flows through
the state from east to west(Map of Tennessee and the Surrounding Region,
). In fact, the Tennessee River is the primary source of drinking water
for approximately 200,000 people in the middle of the state(Traveling Guide
for Tennessee's Watersheds, ).
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Tennessee has a diverse
landscape, with both mountainous regions and flat plains. The state's
highest point is Clingmans Dome, which stands at 6,643 feet above sea level
and is located in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park(Tennessee
Climatology, ). Tennessee has a humid subtropical climate in most of its
areas, while higher elevations are in the oceanic/highland climate
type(Where is Tennessee Located? - USA Map, ). The state has many water
resources, with several lakes, rivers, and streams(Water Resources Data Map
Viewers, )(Hydrologic Unit Map (Based on Data from ..., )(Tennessee
GIS Data and Resources: Water - Research Guides, ). Overall, Tennessee's
geographical location and size make it a unique and diverse state within the
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Topographical Features of Tennessee
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Tennessee is home to several
mountain ranges and peaks, including the Appalachian Mountains, the Great
Smoky Mountains, and the Cumberland Mountains(Tennessee Maps & Facts, ).
The state's highest peak is Clingmans Dome, which stands at an elevation of
6,643 feet above sea level(Tennessee Mountains, ). The table provided by
T2 lists the 13 mountain peaks in Tennessee above 6,000 feet, making it a
great destination for mountain climbers and hikers. The state also boasts a
range of difficulty levels, from the challenging climbs of the Smoky
Mountains to the more accessible hikes in the Cumberland Plateau(Tennessee
mountains map, ). With the help of AR apps like T5, visitors can explore
the Tennessee Mountains, identify the highest peaks, and find hiking trails.
Tennessee is also home to several rivers, reservoirs, and lakes, including
the Tennessee River and the Cumberland River(Tennessee Lakes and Rivers Map,
). These waterways are not only beautiful but also provide important
resources for the state's economy and ecology. The statewide map provided by
T7 shows the major lakes, streams, and rivers in Tennessee, while T8
provides more detailed information on specific reservoirs like Fort Loudoun
Reservoir and Nickajack Reservoir. T9 provides information on Tennessee
River Valley maps and specific locations like Hiwassee River and Chickamauga
Lake. T10 shows the Tennessee River map with towns, cities, and highways
within the watershed.
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Tennessee is also home to
several natural parks and reserves, including the Great Smoky Mountains
National Park, the Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area, and
the Andrew Johnson National Historic Site(Tennessee (U.S. National Park
Service), ). The National Park Service provides a recreational map of
Tennessee, as shown by T12, which highlights the locations of all the
national parks and state parks in Tennessee. T13 provides more information
on specific national parks like the Andrew Johnson National Historic Site,
the Appalachian National Scenic Trail, and the Big South Fork National River
and Recreation Area. T14 shows the locations of all national and state parks
in Tennessee, including the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. T15
provides more information on specific national parks like the Andrew Johnson
National Historic Site, the Big South Fork National River and Recreation
Area, and Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park. These natural
parks and reserves offer visitors the opportunity to explore Tennessee's
diverse topographical features and experience the state's natural beauty.
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Major Cities and Landmarks in Tennessee
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Nashville, Memphis, and
Knoxville are the three largest cities in Tennessee, each with its
unique charm and character(Map of Tennessee - Cities and Roads, ).
Nashville, the state capital, is known for its vibrant music scene and
historic landmarks such as the Country Music Hall of Fame and Ryman
Auditorium. Memphis, located in the southwestern part of the state, is
famous for its blues music and iconic landmarks such as Graceland, the
home of Elvis Presley. Knoxville, situated in the eastern part of the
state, is a bustling city that is home to the University of Tennessee
and the Knoxville Museum of Art. These cities offer a diverse range of
attractions and experiences, making them popular tourist destinations.
The Great Smoky Mountains National Park is a major landmark in
Tennessee, attracting millions of visitors each year(Maps of Great Smoky
Mountains National Park, ). This sprawling park, located in the
Appalachian mountains of North Carolina and Tennessee, offers
breathtaking views, scenic hiking trails, and a diverse array of
wildlife. The park features several visitor centers, picnic areas, and
campgrounds, making it an ideal destination for outdoor enthusiasts.
Visitors can also explore the park's rich cultural history, including
its ties to the Cherokee people and the region's early settlers(Maps -
Great Smoky Mountains National Park (U.S. ..., )(Great Smoky
Mountains National Park Map PDF, )(The Only Great Smoky Mountain
National Park Map and ..., )(Great Smoky Mountains Maps, ).
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Tennessee is also home to
several historical sites, including Civil War battlefields and music
venues(The 10 Best Civil War Sites in Tennessee to Visit, )(Civil
War Trail in Tennessee, )(Civil War Sites in Tennessee, ). The
state played a significant role in the Civil War, and visitors can
explore several battlefields, including Chickamauga & Chattanooga
National Military Park and Shiloh National Military Park(Experiential
Civil War Destinations in Tennessee, ). Music lovers can visit
iconic venues such as the Grand Ole Opry and the Beale Street Historic
District, where they can immerse themselves in the rich musical heritage
of the state. These historical sites offer a glimpse into Tennessee's
rich cultural history and provide visitors with a deeper appreciation of
the state's past and present(Interactive Map of Tennessee: Explore the
Volunteer State, ).
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