Tennessee National Parks and Forests Map
Our map shows Tennessee stretching from the Appalachian Mountains in the east. It’s known for the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, which is the most visited in the nation. It also includes extensive forests like Cherokee National Forest on the east side.
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Parks, Forests and Federal Lands
National Parks (NP): Cumberland Gap National Historical Park, Great Smoky Mountains NP National Forest (NF): Cherokee NF National Wildlife Refuges (NWR): Beech Lake Tennessee NWR, Chickasaw NWR, Cross Creeks NWR, Hatchie NWR, Lake Isom NWR, Lower Hatchie NWR, Reelfoot NWR, Tennessee NWR Recreational Areas: Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area, Land Between the Lakes Recreation Area National Battlefields: Fort Donelson National Battlefield, Stones River National Battlefield Research Facilities: Arnold Engineering Development Center, Oak Ridge National Laboratory Army, Naval and Military: Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park, Fort Campbell, Memphis Naval Air Station (Closed), Milan Arsenal and WMA, Shiloh National Military ParkLand Information
State Capital: Nashville Major Cities: Chattanooga, Clarksville, Franklin, Knoxville, Memphis, Murfreesboro Cities and Towns: Athens, Columbia, Cookeville, Gatlinburg, Germantown, Greeneville, Jackson, Johnson City, Kingsport, Lawrenceburg, Martin, Maryville, McMinnville, Milan, Oneida, Shelbyville, Union City, Waverly Lakes and Reservoirs: Boone Lake, Center Hill Lake, Cheatham Lake, Cherokee Lake, Chickamauga Lake, Cordell Hull Lake, Dale Hollow Reservoir, Davy Crockett Lake, Douglas Lake, Fort Loudoun Lake, J Percy Priest Lake, Kentucky Lake, Kentucky Lake, Lake Barkley, Melton Hill Lake, Nickajack Lake, Normandy Lake, Norris Lake, Ocoee Lake, Old Hickory Lake, Pickwick Lake, South Holston Lake, Tellico Lake, Tims Ford Lake, Watauga Lake, Watts Bar Lake, Woods Reservoir Rivers and Streams: Duck River, Tennessee RiverTennessee State Maps
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