Knoxville metropolitan area

Grainger, Jefferson and Sevier counties were added in 1980, and it became the Knoxville Metropolitan Statistical Area.[4] Campbell, Grainger, Morgan and Roane Counties were added to the MSA, making it a nine-county metropolitan region.As of 2010, the Knoxville CSA ranked as 51st largest in the United States with a 2010 census population of 1,077,073.[9] As of 2004, the federal government's Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) identified the Knoxville Economic Area as consisting of the Knoxville–Sevierville–LaFollette CSA (as it was then defined) plus Bell County, Kentucky, and Claiborne, Hancock, Monroe, Morgan and Scott counties in Tennessee.[10][11] BEA defines economic areas as metropolitan or micropolitan statistical areas that form regional centers of economic activity, plus the surrounding counties that are determined to be economically related to these centers of activity, based on a combination of census commuting data and newspaper circulation data supplied by the Audit Bureau of Circulations.
Knoxville Metropolitan Counties 2013-present [ 5 ]
Metropolitan statistical areaUnited StatesTennesseeKnoxvilleMaryvilleOak RidgeTime zoneUTC−5Eastern Time ZoneUTC−4Area codesKnoxville, TennesseeEast Tennesseemetropolitan area in TennesseeUnited States Census BureauGrainger County2010 United States Census2020 United States censusAndersonBlountCampbellGraingerLoudonMorganSevier CountySeviervilleJefferson CountyMorristownmetropolitan areaCombined Statistical AreaMorristown metropolitan areaHamblenCampbell CountyHarrimanRoane CountyNewportCocke CountyMicropolitan statistical areasJeffersonSevierLoudon CountyMorgan County51st largest in the United StatesBureau of Economic AnalysisBell County, KentuckyClaiborneHancockMonroenewspaper circulationAudit Bureau of CirculationsClintonFarragutHalls CrossroadsCensus-designated placeLenoir CityPowellSeymourBean StationBlaineCaryvilleCoalfieldDandridgeEagleton VillageFincastleGatlinburgGreenbackJacksboroJefferson CityJellicoKingstonLaFolletteLuttrellLouisvilleMascotMaynardvilleMidtownNew MarketNorrisOliver SpringsPigeon ForgePlainviewRockwoodRocky TopRutledgeStrawberry PlainsTellico VillageVonoreWears ValleyWildwoodWhite PineBaneberryFair GardenFriendsvilleOakdaleParrottsvillePetrosPhiladelphiaPittman CenterRarity BayRockfordSunbrightTownsendWallandWartburgList of micropolitan statistical areasTennessee census statistical areasFederal Reserve Economic DataFederal Reserve Bank of St. LouisSurvey of Current BusinessAnderson CountyBlount CountyHamblen CountyKnox CountyUnion CountyNashvilleAbortionCannabisClimate changeHistoryOutlineGeographyGun lawsHomelessnessTennesseansAfrican AmericansLGBT rightsnewspapersConstitutionElectionsGovernorLieutenant GovernorGeneral AssemblySupreme CourtTennessee National GuardLaw enforcementSymbolsColleges and universitiesDemographicsEconomyEducationLiteratureGrand DivisionsMiddleBlue Ridge MountainsCumberland MountainsCumberland PlateauGreat Appalachian ValleyHighland RimMississippi Alluvial PlainMississippi embaymentNashville BasinRidge-and-Valley AppalachiansTennessee ValleyTri-CitiesLargest citiesMemphisChattanoogaClarksvilleMurfreesboroFranklinJohnson CityJacksonHendersonvilleMetropolitan areasClevelandKingsport–Bristol–BristolCombinedstatistical areasChattanooga–Cleveland–DaltonMicropolitan areasCookevilleTullahoma–ManchesterUnion CityCountiesBedfordBentonBledsoeBradleyCannonCarrollCarterCheathamChesterCoffeeCrockettCumberlandDavidsonDecaturDeKalbDicksonFayetteFentressGibsonGreeneGrundyHamiltonHardemanHardinHawkinsHaywoodHendersonHickmanHoustonHumphreysJohnsonLauderdaleLawrenceLincolnMadisonMarionMarshallMcMinnMcNairyMontgomeryOvertonPickettPutnamRobertsonRutherfordSequatchieShelbyStewartSullivanSumnerTiptonTrousdaleUnicoiVan BurenWarrenWashingtonWeakleyWilliamsonWilson