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Facts about Size - The area of
the State covers 42146 square miles
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The Constitution -
Tennessee was the 16th State to be admitted to the Union
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3 Largest Cities in
Tennessee - Memphis Nashville Knoxville
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Tennessee State Motto - " Agriculture and Commerce "
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Facts about the State Nickname - The
Volunteer State After Tennessee volunteer soldiers - Governor
William Blount brigadier-general of Tennessee volunteers after
a successful attack on the Creek Indians
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Name of the
Tennessee State
Song is " My Homeland, Tennessee " the words of the song are by
Nell Grayson Taylor and music
composed by Roy Lamont Smith
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Short History of
Tennessee - First visited by the Spanish in 1540, the region
was explored by Daniel Boone in 1769 and became part of the
US in 1783.
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Origin of the name - Named after Cherokee name "Tanasi" meaning Little River
Best Places to Visit in Tennessee Where are the best
places to visit in Tennessee? What are the most famous and fun
tourist attractions in Tennessee? Visit interesting historical sites
and places in Tennessee during your vacation. Have fun travelling
through the state and enjoy the best places to visit in
Tennessee.
The best ideas for outdoor activities, historical tourist
attractions, parks and zoos - have fun in Tennessee! Best Places to
Visit in Tennessee - Tourist attractions
Best Places to
Visit in Tennessee - Historical Sites
Facts about
the Names
of the Symbols / Emblems of of Tennessee
The following animal, bird, flower and tree are the
symbols / Emblems of the State of Tennessee:
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Tennessee State Animal Symbol - Raccoon
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Tennessee State Bird Symbol - Mockingbird (Mimus
polyglottos)
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Tennessee State Flower Symbol - Iris & Passion
Flower (wild)
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Tennessee State Insect Emblem - Honeybee
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Tennessee State Reptile Emblem - Eastern Box Turtle
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Tree - Tulip Poplar
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