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The Tri-Cities region of Northeast Tennessee is made up of several towns situated around the three major cities of Bristol, Johnson City and Kingsport, Tennessee, and sister city, Bristol, Virginia. 

 

Johnson City, Tennessee, founded by Henry Johnson in 1856 and located in Carter, Sullivan and Washington counties, is a goal-oriented, high-energy, family-centered city with diverse economic components. Johnson City grew from a small railroad depot to a major rail hub.  With over 64,000 residents, the area enjoys beautiful seasons with comfortable temperatures year-round.  Johnson City is is a great place to live or visit any time of the year.  Education, business, industry, civic and community organizations, and local government pull together to keep us moving forward. We have a diverse economy led by healthcare, education and an entrepreneurial spirit that lives on from our City’s founder, Henry Johnson.

 

Johnson City's estimated median household income in 2012 was $38,014.  The estimated median home vallue in 2012 was $148,162.  Johnson City TN incorporated in 1869, has an elevation of 1635 feet and covers 39.3 square miles.  Johnson City is the home of East Tennessee State University (ETSU) Bucaneers.

 

History buffs will enjoy the Tipton Haynes State Historical Site, a state-owned historical property that features the home of Colonel John Tipton, circa 1784.  For those museum lovers, the Gray Fossil Site and Natural History Museum and the Hands On! Regional Museum are local galleries that feature interactive and hands-on exhibits that can be enjoyed by both  children and adults.

 

Wetlands Water Park and Brights Zoo are all located within minutes of the heart of the city and feature both indoor and outdoor entertainment that includes water attractions and exotic animals.  Bristol Motor Speedway, located in nearby Bristol, is billed as one of the loudest tracks in NASCAR history, and is famous for its unique style of racing that includes extraordinarily steep banking that contributes to the raceway's high number of yellow-flag caution laps.  The grounds are also home to Thunder Valley Drag Strip, where it is true to it's name, as the dragsters echo through the the valley.