What are facts about Tennessee?

Answer 1

the three stars on the Tennessee flag mean the three main divisions the East the West and the middle
* It has a boundary with eight other US States. * It had the highest elevation of any state until Texas joined the Union. * Kingston was the Capital for one day. * More Tennessee National Guard soldiers served in the Gulf War then from any other US State. * Shelby county has more horses then any other US County. * Tennessee has more then 3,800 caves. * Tennessee was the last state to secede and the first to rejoin after the Civil War.
There are thousands of, "Fun Facts" for Tennessee? However, to narrow all of them down, here a few of those so-called, "Fun Facts."

1.) The Capitol of Tennessee is the City of Nashville

2.) Country singer Taylor Swift lives in the City of Nashville & can be heard on weekends between 10am through 2pm on 101.5 The River in Nashville's City Limits.

3.) The internationally renowned, "Vanderbilt University" are located in Downtown Nashville, Tennessee.

4.) Tennessee has three sections: "West Tennessee", "Middle Tennessee", & "East Tennessee."

5.) The biggest city in the U.S. State of Tennessee is the City of Memphis, which are currently located in the Southwestern portion of Tennessee, near the huge-a** Mississippi River.

6.) The Tennessee Titans play at Vanderilt Stadium in Nashville, Tennessee, which is located across the street from the at&t building, which locals refer to as, "The Batman Building."

7.) The Tyson Chicken Plant HQ are located in Brentwood, which are currently located just north of Nashville in their rural/agricultural areas.

it is the mountain state has mostly bears

Tennessee is the Country Music capital of Tennessee. Tennessee has many places to visit including the Great Smoky Mountains National Park; the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum in Nashville; Ryman Auditorium in Nashville; Elvis Presley's Graceland residence and tomb in Memphis; Dollywood in Pigeon Forge; and the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville. Tennessee is the 17th most populous U.S. state with a population of 6,600,000 as of July 1, 2015. Tennessee became a U.S. state on June 1, 1796.

It shares the mountain range with North Carolina.