Top 100 Biggest Cities in Tennessee

Top 100 Biggest Cities In Tennessee

Rank	City	2022 Population (Est.)	Growth Rate (Annual)
1	Spring Hill	53,339	5.4%
2	Oakland	9,520	5.1%
3	Nolensville	15,487	9.7%
4	Arlington	14,448	-0.3%
5	Medina	5,234	2.0%
6	Thompson's Station	7,960	4.6%
7	Berry Hill	1,973	-5.5%
8	Mount Juliet	40,766	2.7%
9	Rossville	1,100	4.2%
10	Atoka	10,192	1.5%
11	Piperton	2,494	8.1%
12	Murfreesboro	157,519	2.7%
13	Louisville	4,388	0.0%
14	La Vergne	39,091	0.9%
15	Smyrna	55,518	3.7%
16	Lebanon	40,888	5.9%
17	Gallatin	46,902	4.9%
18	Lakeland	13,805	-0.3%
19	Eagleville	867	5.5%
20	White Bluff	3,969	2.4%
21	Franklin	85,469	1.9%
22	White House	13,661	4.6%
23	Collegedale	11,621	3.5%
24	Pleasant View	5,119	5.1%
25	Brentwood	45,491	0.2%
26	Hartsville/Trousdale County	12,035	3.2%
27	Clarksville	170,957	2.2%
28	Brighton	2,872	-0.5%
29	Dandridge	3,377	2.9%
30	Fairview	9,662	1.9%
31	Orlinda	961	1.4%
32	Collierville	51,343	0.2%
33	Portland	13,341	0.9%
34	Hendersonville	62,257	0.3%
35	Sevierville	18,662	1.9%
36	Chapel Hill	1,753	1.6%
37	Coopertown	4,590	2.4%
38	Cumberland Gap	305	–
39	Lenoir City	10,361	2.3%
40	Tusculum	3,020	0.2%
41	Baneberry	549	3.6%
42	Manchester	12,624	3.3%
43	Shelbyville	23,743	1.8%
44	Lafayette	5,612	0.7%
45	Alcoa	11,375	2.8%
46	Charlotte	1,629	1.6%
47	Ashland City	5,130	0.4%
48	Maryville	32,263	1.4%
49	Maynardville	2,479	1.1%
50	Greenbrier	6,930	0.5%
51	Farragut	24,422	3.5%
52	Jonesborough	5,954	2.1%
53	Three Way	1,879	0.2%
54	Vonore	1,591	0.6%
55	Algood	4,016	-0.1%
56	Loudon	6,235	3.9%
57	Crossville	12,268	1.8%
58	Cookeville	35,138	1.8%
59	Springfield	19,065	1.4%
60	Blaine	2,093	0.5%
61	Cross Plains	1,832	2.9%
62	Columbia	43,340	3.5%
63	Ridgetop	2,137	-0.4%
64	Winchester	9,546	1.6%
65	Bartlett	57,318	-0.7%
66	Westmoreland	2,725	0.6%
67	Munford	6,385	1.3%
68	Smithville	5,136	2.1%
69	Somerville	3,423	1.4%
70	Gordonsville	1,377	0.6%
71	Cleveland	47,955	1.3%
72	Cornersville	1,249	1.5%
73	Madisonville	5,121	-0.1%
74	White Pine	2,572	0.4%
75	Johnson City	71,278	1.0%
76	Goodlettsville	17,344	-2.2%
77	Huntsville	1,270	0.2%
78	Dickson	16,085	0.4%
79	Nashville	678,851	-1.5%
80	Saltillo	425	0.2%
81	Baxter	1,637	2.4%
82	Eastview	761	-0.3%
83	Jacksboro	2,324	-0.5%
84	Kingsport	55,582	0.4%
85	Wartrace	670	0.6%
86	Moscow	561	-1.2%
87	Dover	1,749	1.1%
88	Dunlap	5,455	3.5%
89	Mosheim	2,484	0.2%
90	Kimball	1,562	1.0%
91	Pigeon Forge	6,378	-0.6%
92	Signal Mountain	8,834	-0.1%
93	Vanleer	382	1.3%
94	Church Hill	7,049	0.8%
95	Burns	1,689	5.6%
96	Lewisburg	12,483	1.4%
97	Philadelphia	629	2.9%
98	Centertown	303	1.7%
99	South Carthage	1,521	2.8%
100	Oak Ridge	31,824	1.3%

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What is the largest city in Tennessee?

The largest city in Tennessee is Spring Hill, with a population of 53,339. Spring Hill is the 746th largest city in the US. The second largest city is Oakland, with a population of 9,520, and is the 3,248th largest city in the US.

What are the major cities in Tennessee?

The major cities in Tennessee are Murfreesboro, Clarksville and Nashville-Davidson. There are 3 major cities in Tennessee, which are cities with a population greater than 100,000.

What is the capital of Tennessee?

The capital of Tennessee is Nashville-Davidson, whose most recent population was 678,851. Nashville-Davidson is the 79th largest city in the state of Tennessee.

What is the fastest growing city in Tennessee?

Among the 100 largest cities in Tennessee, the fastest growing city is Spring Hill, whose population has grown 546.4% since the year 2000.