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Tennessee tourist information


Tennessee tourist information


The Most Frequently Asked Travel Questions about Tennessee

Tennessee State Flag

The three stars on the flag represent the state's three "Grand Divisions", legally defined social and cultural regions—East Tennessee, most noted for its mountains; Middle Tennessee, a region mostly of rolling hills; and West Tennessee, mostly lowlands. On the flag these regions are bound together in an unbroken circle. The field is crimson with a blue background for the stars. The final blue strip was added strictly as a design consideration, although some have later interpreted it to represent the Mississippi River that borders on Tennessee's western bank.

  • Statehood Granted: June 1, 1796
  • State Bird: Mockingbird
  • State Flower: Iris
  • State Tree: Yellow-poplar
  • State Nickname: The Volunteer State
  • 16th largest population in the United States

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