Tennessee - Tennessee

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State of Tennessee
CapitalNashville
Residents
6.600.299 (2015)
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109,247 km²
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prefix423, 615, 731, 865, 901, 931
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Time zonein the eastern part of the country Eastern Standard Time (summer: UTC -4 (CET-5) winter: UTC -5); in the western part of the country Central Standard Time (summer: UTC -5 (MEZ-6) winter: UTC -6)
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Tennessee is a state in the region Southern states in the United States of America. The capital of the state is Nashville. Tennessee borders eight neighboring states. these are Kentucky and Virginia in the North, North Carolina in the East; Georgia, Alabama and Mississippi to the south; to the west across the Mississippi River Arkansas and Missouri.

Regions

Each region carries a distinct musical heritage: blues in the west, country westerns in the middle, and bluegrass in the east.

West Tennessee borders the Mississippi and forms the northern limit of the cultural influence of the Lower Mississippi Delta Region.
Middle Tennessee with Nashville and its backdrop of rolling hills is the wealthiest region in the state.
East Tennessee with the cities Chattanooga and Knoxville is mountainous and reflects the influence of the Appalachian Mountains contrary.

places

Map of Tennessee

1 MemphisWebsite of this institutionMemphis in the Wikipedia encyclopediaMemphis in the Wikimedia Commons media directoryMemphis (Q16563) in the Wikidata database - largest city in the state of Tennessee2 NashvilleWebsite of this institutionNashville in the Wikipedia encyclopediaNashville in the Wikimedia Commons media directoryNashville (Q23197) in the Wikidata database - capital3 KnoxvilleWebsite of this institutionKnoxville in the Wikivoyage travel guide in a different languageKnoxville in the Wikipedia encyclopediaKnoxville in the Wikimedia Commons media directoryKnoxville (Q185582) in the Wikidata database4 ChattanoogaWebsite of this institutionChattanooga in the Wikipedia encyclopediaChattanooga in the Wikimedia Commons media directoryChattanooga (Q186702) in the Wikidata database5 ClarksvilleWebsite of this institutionClarksville in the Wikivoyage travel guide in another languageClarksville in the Wikipedia encyclopediaClarksville in the Wikimedia Commons media directoryClarksville (Q328941) in the Wikidata database6 Johnson CityWebsite of this institutionJohnson City in the Wikipedia encyclopediaJohnson City in the Wikimedia Commons media directoryJohnson City (Q770571) in the Wikidata database

Other goals

  • 1  Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Great Smoky Mountains National Park in the Wikivoyage travel guide in a different languageGreat Smoky Mountains National Park in the Wikipedia encyclopediaGreat Smoky Mountains National Park in the Wikimedia Commons media directoryGreat Smoky Mountains National Park (Q464004) in the Wikidata database.The most visited national park in the USA. With 10 million visitors, it doubles the second largest, the Grand Canyon, with 5 million visitors. The park was incorporated into the 1983 UNESCO World Heritage List recorded.Unesco World Heritage Sites in North America

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English

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Tourist Attractions

  • Casey Jones Village, in Jackson.
  • Ruby Falls, 1720 South Scenic Highway Chattanooga, TN 37409. E-mail: . Price: The tourist attraction "Ruby Falls" is close at Lookout Mountain Rock city and Chattanooga located.

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