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Geography - Merriam-Webster's Atlas

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--> Tennessee During the Civil War (1861-65) a motion was submitted to the legislature calling for use of the Stars and Bars as the state flag, with the substitution of the Tennessee seal for the circle of stars in the Confederate national flag, but the motion appears not to have been acted upon. The first confirmed official flag was adopted in 1897. It had diagonal stripes of red-blue-white with the yellow inscription "The Volunteer State" (the state nickname) and the number 16, indicating the order of admission of Tennessee to statehood. The current design, created by Captain LeRoy Reeves of the Tennessee Infantry and approved on April 17, 1905, features three stripes and three stars. These were said by Reeves to refer to "the three grand divisions of the State" (perhaps meaning the lowl Read More
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Geography - Merriam-Webster's Atlas

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--> Tennessee During the Civil War (1861-65) a motion was submitted to the legislature calling for use of the Stars and Bars as the state flag, with the substitution of the Tennessee seal for the circle of stars in the Confederate national flag, but the motion appears not to have been acted upon. The first confirmed official flag was adopted in 1897. It had diagonal stripes of red-blue-white with the yellow inscription "The Volunteer State" (the state nickname) and the number 16, indicating the order of admission of Tennessee to statehood. The current design, created by Captain LeRoy Reeves of the Tennessee Infantry and approved on April 17, 1905, features three stripes and three stars. These were said by Reeves to refer to "the three grand divisions of the State" (perhaps meaning the lowl Read More
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Map of the State of Tennessee

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Map of the State of Tennessee Web www.cftech.com Index Menu | Main Menu | Shopping Area | Message Board | Google Search This site is published by Cool Fire Technology © 2004 Disclaimer Read More
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Tennessee Atlas: Maps and Online Resources — Infoplease.com

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tennessee map, attractions, facts, famous natives, famous people, flag, landforms, land statistics, latitude, longitude, links, maps, symbols, time, history timeline, travel, weather

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Tennessee Maps - Perry-CastaÑeda Map Collection - UT Library Online

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We have published new maps of the U.S. Follow these links to view the new maps of Kentucky and Tennessee . Please update your links and bookmarks. Read More
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