Tennessee Counties

Anderson County sits in eastern Tennessee, northwest of Knoxville. It’s home to Oak Ridge, which played a key role in the Manhattan Project.

Bedford County is right in the middle of Tennessee. It’s farm country with rolling hills and wide-open spaces. Shelbyville is the county seat.

Benton County is in the northwestern part of Tennessee. Kentucky Lake dominates Benton County, which forms the eastern border.

Bledsoe County is perched on the Cumberland Plateau in eastern Tennessee. It’s where nature takes center stage with breathtaking views.

Blount County is located in the eastern part of Tennessee, just south of Knoxville. The Great Smoky Mountains serve as a stunning backdrop.

Bradley County sits in the southeastern corner of Tennessee. It’s where the mountains meet the valley. Cleveland is the county seat.

Rugged beauty defines Campbell County. You’ll find it in the northeastern part of Tennessee, bordering Kentucky.

Cannon County is situated in the heart of Middle Tennessee. It’s known for its natural beauty and rich cultural heritage.

West Tennessee is home to Carroll County. It’s where Southern hospitality shines. The Tennessee River Valley has fertile soil for farming.

Carter County is perched in the northeastern corner of Tennessee. It’s a place of stunning natural beauty. The Appalachian Trail runs through.

Cheatham County sits just west of Nashville in Middle Tennessee. It’s where small-town charm meets outdoor adventure.

Chester County is a part of rural Tennessee that’ll surprise you. Sitting in the southwestern part of the state, this county has character.

Claiborne County is up in the northeast corner of Tennessee, where the state meets Kentucky and Virginia. Tazewell is the county seat.

Clay County is in the northern Tennessee. Celina is the county seat and sits where the Obey and Cumberland rivers meet.

Cocke County sits in the eastern part of Tennessee, next to North Carolina. Great Smoky Mountains National Park is within its borders.