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Montgomery County, TN Sinkhole Map

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Montgomery County, TN FAQs

  • established in 1796
  • named in honor of John Montgomery, a soldier who fought in the American Revolutionary War
  • was originally part of North Carolina and became part of Tennessee when the state was established in 1796.
  • During the Civil War, Montgomery County was a center of Union support in Middle Tennessee
  • The county was the site of several skirmishes and battles, including the Battle of Fort Donelson in 1862.

Montgomery County is home to several notable landmarks, including:

  1. Fort Campbell
    • his United States Army installation straddles the Tennessee-Kentucky border and is home to the 101st Airborne Division

  2. Dunbar Cave State Park
    • This park is home to Dunbar Cave, one of the largest caves in Tennessee.
    • The cave was used by Native Americans for thousands of years and was later used as a saltpeter mine during the Civil War

  3. Austin Peay State University
    • This public university was founded in 1927 and named in honor of former Tennessee Governor Austin Peay

  4. Customs House Museum and Cultural Center
    • This museum is located in downtown Clarksville and features exhibits on the history and culture of the region.

  5. Fort Defiance Civil War Park and Interpretive Center
    • This park and museum is located on the site of Fort Defiance, a Confederate fortification during the Civil War.

  6. Roxy Regional Theatre
    • This historic theatre is located in downtown Clarksville and hosts plays, musicals, and other cultural events

  7. Smith-Trahern Mansion
    • This historic mansion was built in 1858 and is now a museum that offers tours of the mansion and its grounds

  8. Beachaven Vineyards and Winery
    • This winery offers tours, tastings, and events throughout the year

  9. Cumberland RiverWalk
    • This pedestrian and bike trail runs along the Cumberland River and offers stunning views of the river and the city.
  1. Boating and fishing – Montgomery County is home to several lakes and rivers that offer excellent fishing and boating opportunities. Some of the most popular lakes include Lake Barkley and Kentucky Lake.
  2. Hiking and camping – The county is home to several state parks and natural areas, including Dunbar Cave State Park and Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area, which offer hiking and camping opportunities.
  3. Golf – Montgomery County has several golf courses, including the Swan Lake Golf Course and the Clarksville Country Club.
  4. Historic sites and museums – The county is home to several historic sites and museums, including Fort Campbell, the Customs House Museum and Cultural Center, and the Smith-Trahern Mansion.
  5. Sports and recreation complexes – Montgomery County has several sports and recreation complexes, including the Wilma Rudolph Event Center and the Billy Dunlop Park.
  6. Festivals and events – The county hosts several festivals and events throughout the year, including Rivers & Spires, a three-day music and arts festival, and the Clarksville Downtown Market, a weekly farmer’s market.
  7. Shopping and dining – The county has several shopping and dining options, including the Governor’s Square Mall and downtown Clarksville, which features several restaurants, bars, and shops.
  8. Parks and playgrounds – Montgomery County has several parks and playgrounds, including Heritage Park, which features a splash pad and a skate park, and McGregor Park, which has a riverfront promenade and a performance pavilion.

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