Demographics for Tennessee

Tennessee is home to more than 137,000 businesses, including eight Fortune 500 companies. Top industries in Tennessee include manufacturing, biotechnology and health care, energy technology, tourism and transportation and logistics. Major employers in Tennessee include Eastman Chemical, Nissan, FedEx, HCA, Lockheed Martin, Gaylord Entertainment and McKee Foods. Colleges and universities in Tennessee include the University of Tennessee in Knoxville and Vanderbilt University in Nashville. Seven different interstate and six commercial airports serve Tennessee. Browse below for a detailed breakdown of Tennessee's workforce, transportation and demographics. 

 

 

 

Population

6,357,952 People
36.91 Years
2.5 People
30%
12%

Population Breakdown

Population by Age Category

Education Level

Income

$44,126
$61,112
$24,547
$49,615
$38,174
21%

Housing

25 Years
$115,000
34.42 %
3.41 Years

Occupation

Transportation

1% of People
94% of People
2% of People
3% of People
20.45 Minutes

Employment by Category (number of workers)

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Tennessee Guide to Services

Business Services
Metropolitan Nashville International Airport
Government
Tellico Reservoir Development Agency
The Roane Alliance
Blount Partnership
Chattanooga Chamber of Commerce
City of Clarksville
Cleveland Bradley Chamber
Cookeville-Putnam County Chamber of Commerce
Dyersburg Dyer County Chamber of Commerce
Gallatin Economic Development Agency
HTL Advantage
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Middle Tennessee Development Alliance
Pulaski-Giles County Economic Development Commission
Rhea County Economic & Tourism
Knoxville-Oak Ridge Innovation Valley
Monroe County Economic Development
Washinton County Economic Development Council
Maury Alliance
Memphis Area Chamber
Networks Sullivan Partnership
Health Care
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Tennessee
Utilities
AT&T