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Compare where Tennessee grew, from Middle Tennessee to the Mississippi River. Use the same county outlines to contrast total population change with domestic moves, or bring in your own CSV.

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County Growth Across Tennessee

July 2024 to July 2025 · 95 counties

Population change map with Trousdale and Maury in the highest growth class and Shelby in a decline class.

Population change (%)

  • Below −0.5%
  • −0.5% to <0%
  • 0% to <0.75%
  • 0.75% to <1.5%
  • 1.5% to <2.5%
  • 2.5% or more
U.S. Census Bureau · Vintage 2025Download complete PNG Change from each county-level unit’s own July 2024 population.

KNOW YOUR GEOGRAPHY

From the Mississippi River to the Great Smoky Mountains

The 95 county features span Tennessee’s western river counties, the central basin and the mountain counties in the east. The long statewide outline makes it easy to compare places across the three Grand Divisions.

Memphis and Nashville appear within county boundaries. Use Shelby or Davidson GEOIDs when your statistics cover those counties, and use a city boundary layer for city-only measurements.

Browse all county GEOIDs ↗

2025 Census boundaries

OFFICIAL DATA

Middle Tennessee stands out.

Follow changes from central Tennessee to the Mississippi, then compare two ACS measures for households.

Tennessee domestic migration map showing a loss in Davidson and a gain in Rutherford.

July 2024 to July 2025 · 95 counties

Total growth and domestic moves show different patterns

Davidson’s net domestic migration rate was −1.25, while Rutherford’s was 6.23. Migration within the United States is one component of total population change, alongside births, deaths and international migration.

Net domestic migration per 1,000 residents

  • Below −5
  • −5 to <0
  • 0 to <6
  • 6 to <12
  • 12 to <20
  • 20 or more

U.S. Census Bureau · Vintage 2025

Download complete PNG

Trousdale led county percentage growth at 3.56%. Maury grew 3.21%, while Shelby declined 0.57%. Across Tennessee, 81 counties grew and 14 declined. See the Census estimates ↗

MAKE IT YOURS

From county data to a finished map.

  1. Open the Tennessee editor

    Start with all 95 counties.

  2. Match your data by GEOID

    Keep GEOIDs as text. The example uses Davidson County, 47037, and five other official county-level records.

  3. Explain what the colors measure

    Set class breaks, add the reference period, and include a legend and source.

  4. Download the complete map

    Check small features and labels, then export the finished high-resolution PNG.

TRY CSV IMPORT

Practice joining six official GEOIDs.

Import the fictional project counts and choose numeric boundaries of 3, 6, 9 and 12. The other 89 counties use a neutral fill.

Illustrative MapSculpt data — not real observations.
CountyGEOIDProjects
Davidson County4703712
Shelby County471576
Knox County470939
Hamilton County470653
Maury County471197
Lake County470955

Keep GEOIDs as text. The example uses Davidson County, 47037, and five other official county-level records.

Download illustrative CSV ↓

Six Tennessee Map Features

Illustrative MapSculpt data — not real observations.

Illustrative Tennessee project map identifying six features and leaving 89 neutral.

Illustrative projects

  • 3–5 projects
  • 6–8 projects
  • 9–12 projects
  • 89 units outside the sample
Download complete PNG

CSV → Match 6 counties → Style → Export PNG Create a Tennessee map

COUNTY REFERENCE

Find all 95 Tennessee counties and GEOIDs.

Official county names and five-digit Census GEOIDs. Search by name or code.

  1. Anderson CountyGEOID 47001
  2. Bedford CountyGEOID 47003
  3. Benton CountyGEOID 47005
  4. Bledsoe CountyGEOID 47007
  5. Blount CountyGEOID 47009
  6. Bradley CountyGEOID 47011
  7. Campbell CountyGEOID 47013
  8. Cannon CountyGEOID 47015
  9. Carroll CountyGEOID 47017
  10. Carter CountyGEOID 47019
  11. Cheatham CountyGEOID 47021
  12. Chester CountyGEOID 47023
  13. Claiborne CountyGEOID 47025
  14. Clay CountyGEOID 47027
  15. Cocke CountyGEOID 47029
  16. Coffee CountyGEOID 47031
  17. Crockett CountyGEOID 47033
  18. Cumberland CountyGEOID 47035
  19. Davidson CountyGEOID 47037
  20. Decatur CountyGEOID 47039
  21. DeKalb CountyGEOID 47041
  22. Dickson CountyGEOID 47043
  23. Dyer CountyGEOID 47045
  24. Fayette CountyGEOID 47047
  25. Fentress CountyGEOID 47049
  26. Franklin CountyGEOID 47051
  27. Gibson CountyGEOID 47053
  28. Giles CountyGEOID 47055
  29. Grainger CountyGEOID 47057
  30. Greene CountyGEOID 47059
  31. Grundy CountyGEOID 47061
  32. Hamblen CountyGEOID 47063
  33. Hamilton CountyGEOID 47065
  34. Hancock CountyGEOID 47067
  35. Hardeman CountyGEOID 47069
  36. Hardin CountyGEOID 47071
  37. Hawkins CountyGEOID 47073
  38. Haywood CountyGEOID 47075
  39. Henderson CountyGEOID 47077
  40. Henry CountyGEOID 47079
  41. Hickman CountyGEOID 47081
  42. Houston CountyGEOID 47083
  43. Humphreys CountyGEOID 47085
  44. Jackson CountyGEOID 47087
  45. Jefferson CountyGEOID 47089
  46. Johnson CountyGEOID 47091
  47. Knox CountyGEOID 47093
  48. Lake CountyGEOID 47095
  49. Lauderdale CountyGEOID 47097
  50. Lawrence CountyGEOID 47099
  51. Lewis CountyGEOID 47101
  52. Lincoln CountyGEOID 47103
  53. Loudon CountyGEOID 47105
  54. Macon CountyGEOID 47111
  55. Madison CountyGEOID 47113
  56. Marion CountyGEOID 47115
  57. Marshall CountyGEOID 47117
  58. Maury CountyGEOID 47119
  59. McMinn CountyGEOID 47107
  60. McNairy CountyGEOID 47109
  61. Meigs CountyGEOID 47121
  62. Monroe CountyGEOID 47123
  63. Montgomery CountyGEOID 47125
  64. Moore CountyGEOID 47127
  65. Morgan CountyGEOID 47129
  66. Obion CountyGEOID 47131
  67. Overton CountyGEOID 47133
  68. Perry CountyGEOID 47135
  69. Pickett CountyGEOID 47137
  70. Polk CountyGEOID 47139
  71. Putnam CountyGEOID 47141
  72. Rhea CountyGEOID 47143
  73. Roane CountyGEOID 47145
  74. Robertson CountyGEOID 47147
  75. Rutherford CountyGEOID 47149
  76. Scott CountyGEOID 47151
  77. Sequatchie CountyGEOID 47153
  78. Sevier CountyGEOID 47155
  79. Shelby CountyGEOID 47157
  80. Smith CountyGEOID 47159
  81. Stewart CountyGEOID 47161
  82. Sullivan CountyGEOID 47163
  83. Sumner CountyGEOID 47165
  84. Tipton CountyGEOID 47167
  85. Trousdale CountyGEOID 47169
  86. Unicoi CountyGEOID 47171
  87. Union CountyGEOID 47173
  88. Van Buren CountyGEOID 47175
  89. Warren CountyGEOID 47177
  90. Washington CountyGEOID 47179
  91. Wayne CountyGEOID 47181
  92. Weakley CountyGEOID 47183
  93. White CountyGEOID 47185
  94. Williamson CountyGEOID 47187
  95. Wilson CountyGEOID 47189

U.S. Census Bureau · 2025 Cartographic Boundary Files

COMMON QUESTIONS

Tennessee county map questions.

Which GEOID covers Memphis-area county data?

Use 47157 for an observation covering Shelby County. Memphis city statistics have a different boundary.

Can I split Nashville from Davidson County?

The map uses Davidson County as one Census feature, GEOID 47037. Use municipal geography for separate Nashville-area city figures.

Can I make a map of the three Grand Divisions?

Yes. Group the individual counties according to the regional definition your project uses, then apply a shared color to each group.

Why compare Trousdale and Shelby with percentages?

The percentage uses the county’s starting population. A high rate in a small county can represent fewer people than a modest rate in a larger county.

Does the map follow Tennessee’s river borders?

It follows the generalized 2025 Census county boundaries. Use the national county editor for a map that also includes neighboring states.

How do I show the Smokies in a county map?

Color the counties covered by your county-level data. Park and mountain boundaries require a separate geographic layer.

YOUR NEXT MAP STARTS HERE

Map Tennessee from west to east.

Join your data by GEOID or select features by hand, then export a PNG with a useful title and source.

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