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TENNESSEE Where We Are OH FEDERAL LANDS and INDIANA INDIAN RESERVATIONS ILLINOIS WEST Department of Defense (Includes Army Corps of Engineers Lakes) VIRGINIA

nationalatlas.gov TM TENNESSEE Where We Are OH FEDERAL LANDS AND INDIANA INDIAN RESERVATIONS ILLINOIS WEST Department of Defense (includes Army Corps of Engineers lakes) VIRGINIA Department of Energy Fish and Wildlife Service / Wilderness KENTUCKY Forest Service / Wilderness National Park Service / Wilderness MISSOURI Land Between the Lakes Lake Barkley Tennessee Valley Authority Fort Donelson VIRGINIA Kentucky National Battlefield Lake Big South Fork South Holston Some small sites are not shown, especially in Fort Dale Hollow Cumberland Gap urban areas. National River and Lake Reelfoot Campbell Reservoir Recreation Area National Historical Park NWR Clarksville Kingsport Bristol MILES Union City Old Hickory Cherokee Watauga Tennessee Cross Creeks Oneida Boone Lake Lake Lake Lake 0 25 50 75 100 Lake Isom Martin NWR NWR Cheatham Johnson City NWR Cordell Hull Lake Albers equal area projection Kentucky Lake Lake Norris Davy Crockett Cherokee Lake Barkley J Percy Priest Cookeville Lake Lake National Forest Milan Arsenal and Nashville Lake Oak Ridge Abbreviations Waverly National Laboratory Melton Hill WMA Smyrna Center Hill Lake Knoxville Douglas Chickasaw D Franklin Watts Bar NB National Battlefield Kentucky uc Lake Fort Loudoun Lake NWR Tennesseek Stones River NB Lake NF National Forest Lake Murfreesboro Maryville Lake Gatlinburg AR Lower Hatchie Jackson NWR NORTH NWR National Wildlife Refuge NWR Beech R McMinnville Tellico Great Smoky Mountains WMA Wildlife Management Area Hatchie Lake Columbia Normandy Chickamauga Lake National Park CAROLINA NWR Lake Lake Memphis Shelbyville Arnold Engineering Athens Naval Air Station (Closed) Development Center Shiloh Tims Lawrenceburg Woods Cherokee Memphis National Military Park Ford Lake TennesseeOcoee R Reservoir NF Germantown Chattanooga Lake Nickajack Pickwick Lake Chickamauga and Chattanooga Lake National Military Park SOUTH CAROLINA ALABAMA MISSISSIPPI GEORGIA U.S. Department of the Interior OR U.S. Geological Survey The National Atlas of the United States of America pagefed_tn6.pdf INTERIOR-GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, RESTON, VIRGINIA-2003.

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