State of Tennessee Fact Sheet

State of Tennessee Fact Sheet for US States teacher reference, or answer key for the State of Tennessee Free School Worksheet. Find all the basic State of Tennessee facts you need in an easy to print PDF sheet. Very useful school resource for your test, homeworks, presentations, or quiz study. Learn about the Tennessee Statehood Date, Area, Nickname, Capital, Motto, Population, Official Tree and many other important facts.

The following 15 State of Tennessee facts are included in this free printable sheet:

State of Tennessee date of statehood: June 1, 1796. State of Tennessee nickname: The Volunteer State. State of Tennessee bordering states: Kentucky and Virginia in the north, North Carolina in the east, Georgia, Alabama, and Mississippi in the south, and Arkansas and Missouri in the west. State of Tennessee abbreviation: TN. State of Tennessee region: East South Central. State of Tennessee area (sq miles): 42,144. State of Tennessee capital: Nashville. State of Tennessee population: 7,051,339. State of Tennessee motto: Agriculture and commerce. State of Tennessee song: “My Homeland, Tennessee”. State of Tennessee bird: Northern mockingbird. State of Tennessee flower: Iris. State of Tennessee tree: Tulip-tree. State of Tennessee insect: Monarch butterfly. State of Tennessee mammal: Raccoon (1972) – land mammal.

This Fact Sheet is ready to print free in PDF file format. Click the preview image to print or download the State of Tennessee Fact Sheet using the PDF viewer options.