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Polk County is located in the southeastern part of the state of Tennessee. Known for its scenic beauty and outdoor recreational opportunities, the county is home to the Cherokee National Forest, which offers a wealth of hiking, camping, and fishing experiences for nature enthusiasts. Visitors can also explore the historic Ocoee River, famous for its whitewater rafting and kayaking adventures. In addition, the county hosts the annual October Sky Festival, celebrating the region's rich cultural heritage. With its charming small towns, stunning natural landscapes, and vibrant community events, Polk County offers a memorable experience for visitors and residents alike.
Polk County (TN) Statistics
Number of cities/towns/villages | 6 |
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Population | 17,000 |
Area | 442 sq mi |
Density | 38 /sq mi |
Altitude | 1,000 ft |
Median Household Income | $40,000 |
Poverty rate | 20% |
Unemployment rate | 5% |
Educational Attainment (Bachelor's Degree or higher) | 15% |
Polk County administration contact details
Address | 6239 US-411, Benton, TN 37307, USA |
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County Seat | Benton |
Phone Number | (423) 338-4520 |
Official Website | https://www.polkcountytn.gov/ |
County Clerk | Jeff W. Lewis |
County Auditor | Cathy Long |
County Permits Office or Building Department Contact Details | (423) 338-4503 |
County Commissioner | James Woody |
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BENTON
Benton is a Town in Polk county with -1 500 inhabitants.
COPPERHILL
Copperhill is a City in Polk county with -1 000 inhabitants.
DUCKTOWN
Ducktown is a City in Polk county with -500 inhabitants.