The Tennessee County Map clearly defines the political boundaries and sub-divisions of the state. The US state of Tennessee consists of\u00a095 counties<\/b>, each with its own county seat. There are a few exceptions to this arrangement which include the city of Nashville and Davidson County, City of Lynchburg and Moore County and the City of Hartsville and Trousdale County, each of which are governed by unified governments. Some of the major counties of the state include:<\/p>\nAnderson County –<\/h3>\n
This county is administered by the County seat of Clinton. Spread over a total area of 345 sq. mi., the county holds a total population of nearly 72,430 according to the 2005 census.<\/p>\n
Founded in 1806, the county is spread over an area of approximately 500 sq. mi. The total population of the county is estimated at 40,686 according to the 2005 census.<\/p>\n
With its County Seat at Knoxville, Knox County is spread over an approximate area of 525 sq. mi. The\u00a0map of Tennessee counties<\/b>\u00a0holds a population of roughly 423,874 according to the 2005 census.<\/p>\nMost populous counties in Tennessee<\/h2>\n
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Top Ten Largest Tennessee Counties by Area<\/h2>\n
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Maps of All Counties of Tennessee<\/h2>\n
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