Sequatchie County Tennessee - Government Site
Population: 13,002
Area: 266 square miles
County Seat: Dunlap
Area Code(s) in use: 423
Time Zone: CST
Adjacent counties:
Bledsoe Grundy Hamilton Marion Van Buren Warren
Public Records Directory
Court Records and Directory
Bridge
Kelly Bridge, Thermans Bridge (historical)
Building
Dunlap City Hall, Sequatchie County Courthouse, Walnut Valley Post Offce (historical)
Cape
Savage Point, Signal Point, Smith Point
Cemetery
Bryant Cemetery, Chapel Hill Cemetery, Cookston Cemetery, Cordell Cemetery, Davis Cemetery, Davis Chapel Cemetery, Dunlap Cemetery, Hall Cemetery, Harvey Cemetery, Hatfield Cemetery, King Cemetery, Lands Chapel Cemetery, Lewis Cemetery, McGlothen Cemetery, McWilliams Cemetery, Pickett Cemetery, Rogers Cemetery, Stone Cemetery, Thans Chapel Cemetery, Union Cemetery, Welch Chapel Cemetery
Church
Bethlehem Church, Browns Chapel, Cartwright First Baptist Church, Chapel Hill Church, Davis Chapel, Elder Church, Ewtonville Church, First Baptist Church, Flat Mountain Church, Hall Church, Hopewell Church, Lewis Chapel, Mount Carmel Church, Mount Pleasant Church, New Hope Church, Sequatchie Chapel, Taft Highway Church, Welch Chapel, Yellow Springs Church
Civil
Sequatchie County
Cliff
Raven Cliff
Crossing
Harris Ford
Dam
Deerhead Dam, Ernest Taylor Dam, Glen Barker Dam, S K Johnson Lake Dam, Studer Lake Dam
Gap
Anderson Gap, Cowpen Gap, Henson Gap, Jack Gap, Swanner Pass, Walnut Gap
Locale
Andersons Mill (historical), Brush Creek Siding, Double Bridges, Graysons Mill (historical), Lewis Chapel, Olds Mill (historical), Stewart Camp
Mine
Baggett and Pickett Mines, Dayton Number 3 Mine, Dayton Number 4 Mine, Griffith and Wallace Number 4 Mine, Grover Lewis Mine, Hassler Mine, Hickey Mine, Lane Number 1 Mine, Lane Number 2 Mine, Lane Number 3 Mine, Lewis Barker Mine, Moore and Turner Mine, Mowbray Number 18 Mine, Perkins Mine, Pickett Mine, Scott and Bowman Number 1 Mine, Scott and Bowman Number 2 Mine, Tate Number 5 Mine, Tate Number 6 Mine
Park
Jasper City Park
Populated Place
Brush Creek, Bryant, Cagle, Cartwright, Center Point, Daus, Delphi (historical), Dunlap, Elm Hill, Fredonia, Liberty, Lone Oak, Mount Airy, New Hope
Post Office
Brock Post Office (historical), Cagle Post Office (historical), Cartwright Post Office (historical), Daus Post Office (historical), Delphi Post Office (historical), Dunlap Post Office, Fillmore Post Office (historical), Gage Post Office (historical), Laynesville Post Office (historical), Mountairy Post Office (historical), Newberry Post Office (historical), Sunnyside Post Office (historical), Thans Post Office (historical)
Reservoir
Deerhead Lake, Ernest Taylor Lake, Glen Barker Lake, S K Johnson Lake, Studer Lake
Ridge
Devils Backbone, Eight Oak Ridge, Frederick Ridge, Fruedenberg Ridge, Gadd Ridge, Grayson Ridge, Kell Ridge, Long Ridge, Long Ridge, Maizie Ridge, Pine Ridge, Point Ridge, Short Ridge, Taylor Ridge
School
Bethany School (historical), Browns Chapel School, Cagle School (historical), Center Point School, Daus School (historical), Dooley School (historical), Elm Hill School, Fredonia School (historical), Gage School (historical), Griffith Elementary School, Hall School (historical), John Henry Chapel School (historical), Lands Chapel School (historical), Lewis Chapel School, Liberty School (historical), Lone Oak Elementary School, New Life School (historical), Nichols School (historical), Oak Hill School (historical), Sequatchie County High School, Sequatchie County Junior High School, Sequatchie County Middle School, Sequatchie-Bledsoe Vocational Center, Thomas School (historical), Top School (historical), Union School
Spring
Boynton Spring, Stone Cave Spring
Stream
Alex Branch, Anderson Branch, Anderson Mill Creek, Baltimore Branch, Barker Branch, Bearwallow Creek, Big Brush Creek, Big He Creek, Bird Fork, Bird Fork, Boyd Creek, Brimer Creek, Brock Creek, Bryant Branch, Cain Creek, Coal Bank Creek, Cookston Cave Creek, Cooper Creek, Coops Creek, Cordell Lane Branch, Cove Branch, Dicks Branch, Dry Branch, Dry Branch, Dunaway Creek, Easterly Branch, Emmaline Branch, Ferguson Branch, Frederick Creek, Frederick Creek, Glady Fork, Grayson Mill Creek, Harvey Creek, He Creek, Henson Creek, Hester Branch, Hicks Creek, Hurricane Branch, Johnson Mill Creek, Kell Branch, Kelley Creek, Kelley Creek, Kelly Branch, King Branch, Laurel Creek, Laurel Fork, Lewis Creek, Little Brush Creek, Little He Creek, Long Branch, Long Fork, Mansfield Branch, Maple Branch, Maple Branch, McGrew Creek, McWilliams Creek, Merriman Branch, Middle Creek, Minton Branch, Mossy Creek, Mossy Creek, Natural Bridge Branch, North Prong Poor Fork, Panther Branch, Peacock Branch, Perry Creek, Pine Branch, Poor Fork, Rankin Branch, Reynolds Creek, Rickett Branch, Roberson Fork, Rocky Branch, Rogers Branch, Rogers Branch, Savage Creek, Sawmill Creek, Short Ridge Creek, Sourwood Creek, South Prong Poor Fork, Spring Branch, Standifer Creek, Stillhouse Branch, Stillhouse Branch, Stone Coalbank Creek, Stone Creek, Thomas Branch, Thurman Creek, Walker Branch, Welch Branch, Wolfe Branch, Woodcock Creek
Summit
Barker Pounds, Black Mountain, Bonner Knob, Buck Knob, Bunker Hill, Corncrib Knob, Flat Mountain, Jakes Mountain, Lockhart Hill, Price Mountain, The Horseshoe, Wolfpen Mountain
Swamp
Whiteoak Swamps
Tower
WSVC-AM (Dunlap)
Valley
Barker Cove, Chicken Hollow, Clark Hollow, Cunningham Hollow, Lane Cove, Mosley Gulf, Poplar Spring Hollow, Price Hollow, Woodcock Gulf
| Race | Population |
| White |  12,797 |
| Mixed | 64 |
| Black | 56 |
| Asian | 42 |
| American Indian | 40 |
| Hawaiian & Pacific Islander | 3 |
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