Self Storage Tennessee, TN

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Storage Facilities in Tennessee

If you are looking for a storage unit in Tennessee, you will have no problem finding one. Maybe you are just looking to clear some extra room in the garage or to store away some seasonal athletic gear and clothes. Whatever your reason, Tennessee provides you with self-storage unit options for every occasion. For those new to town, there are several storage companies in Tennessee and through the area eager to help you settle in. Many of these storage companies offer curbside pick up and drop off, along with sign-up specials and discounts for long-time customers.

Origin of State's Name: The state of Tennessee was named after a Cherokee Indian village called Tanasi. Tanasi is the Cherokee word for the river.

Capital City: In 1843, Nashville was chosen as the permanent capital of Tennessee. Completed in 1859, the Tennessee State Capitol is one of the oldest working capitols in the country. Of course, music put the city of Nashville on the map, but it is not the city's only claim to fame. From its two professional sports teams, extensive park system and world-renowned attractions, Nashville has sprouted into an engaging city, ripe in opportunity.

Population: Tennessee has a population estimated at 5.9 million.

Driving: The Tennessee Department of Safety website is where you can find driver's license information, applications, testing requirements, driver's manuals, testing locations and more.

Agriculture and Industry: The state's major agricultural sectors include soybeans, cotton, tobacco, livestock and livestock products, dairy products, cattle and hogs. Chemicals, transportation equipment, rubber and plastics are Tennessee's leading industries.

State Bird: In 1933, Tennessee selected the mockingbird as official state bird. Fact: Mockingbirds have extraordinary vocal abilities and can sing up to 200 songs.

State Tree: In 1947, the state legislature adopted the tulip poplar as the state tree.

State Flower: In 1933, the state legislature designated the iris as the state flower of Tennessee. While there are several different colors among the iris, the purple iris is considered as the official state flower.

State Song: Written by Redd Stewart Tennessee's official state song is "Tennessee Waltz."

Most Popular Cities:

• Nashville
• Memphis
• Gatlinburg
• Knoxville

Tennessee - Interesting Facts:

• Davy Crockett was not born on a mountaintop in Tennessee, as the song says.
• The largest earthquake in American history, the New Madrid Earthquake, occurred in the winter of 1812 in Tennessee.
• Tennessee has more than 3,800 caves.
• Elvis Presley's home called Graceland is located in Memphis. Graceland is the second most visited house in the country.
• Tennessee ties with Missouri as the most neighborly state in the union. It is bordered by eight states.

Tennessee - Famous People:
Famous names getting their start in Tennessee include NFL coach Bill Belichick, actor Morgan Freeman, vice president Al Gore, singer Tina Turner, actor Morgan Freeman, singer Aretha Franklin and singer Billy Ray Cyrus.

Helpful Links:

• Official Tennessee Website
• Tennessee Dental Offices
• Tennessee Moving Companies
• Tennessee Real Estate
• Tennessee Storage Facilities