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located parallel to I-75 between US-321 and US-70. A new four-lane road was built between the two highways. A luxury apartment complex was built on part of the site. In 2014, business development finally started in the area, with a few medical offices completed. From 2016 to 2017, the city constructed a new community center called "The Venue", and a new headquarters here for the Lenoir City
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In the early 2000s, Lenoir City's economy expanded and many new businesses developed along U.S. Highway 321. Fort
Loudoun Medical Center was built to replace the old Fort Sander's Loudon Hospital in nearby Loudon. In the late 2000s, two major commercial developments were announced. Creekwood Park is
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A recession in the early 1890s froze financial markets. By 1892, the company had sold only 144 of the town's 3,448 lots. McGhee and
Sanford persisted, however, and while Lenoir City never developed as fully as they had conceived, it survived. McGhee convinced a rail car company to open a factory in
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Lenoir City was laid out in a grid pattern with four quadrants, west of Town Creek and north of the railroad tracks. The city's northwest quadrant was planned for middle class and affluent residents, whereas the northeast quadrant would be for the city's wage-workers. The southwest quadrant would
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formed the Lenoir City
Company. They believed the Lenoir plantation would be the ideal location to develop such a town. The company incorporated in April 1890 with $ 800,000 in stock and purchased the Lenoir estate, which then consisted of 2,700 acres (1,100 ha), for $ 300 per acre. When the
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tornado touched down in eastern Roane County (just west of town) and tracked east-southeast directly toward the city. The tornado devastated parts of the city. Parts of downtown, as well as the area near A Street and 5th Avenue, were destroyed. The Lenoir City High School/Middle School property
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In March 1998, a historic landmark, the
William B. Lenoir Hotel, the block of Broadway (US 11) between A and B streets, was destroyed by a massive fire. The entire block was lost as it had been built with a common attic and basement, meaning there were no firewalls between buildings. Wilburn's
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William Lenoir and Brothers Company to manage the family's businesses. When the railroad reached the Lenoir plantation in 1855, a depot was constructed. The community of Lenoir Station developed around it.
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Lenoir City is traditionally spread out along US-11, west of the road's junction with US-321. This section of the city still roughly follows a grid plan laid out in the 1890s. In recent decades, Lenoir City has annexed a 5-mile (8.0 km) corridor of land along US-321 between its US-11
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Habitat for Humanity, a school photography company and photo finishing lab, and several apartments, were all destroyed by the blaze. This block was redeveloped for Roane State Community College, Tennessee Career Center, and a new Lenoir City Public Library.
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and believed it to be the home of a large serpent that brought bad luck to anyone who saw it. By the early 19th century, an early East
Tennessee pioneer, Judge David Campbell, had laid claim to part of what is now Lenoir City, where he built a log cabin and a
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suffered major damage (it was redeveloped as River Oaks Place). The tornado continued east-southeastward, going through the town of
Friendsville before lifting in western Maryville. One person died in Lenoir City, and 55 people were injured.
522:. In 1810 the younger Lenoir moved to the tract with his wife and established a large plantation. His workforce was composed of enslaved African Americans. Lenoir's agricultural enterprise included producing hams from a herd of
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was completed. In 2016, the city inaugurated its first female city councilwoman, Jennifer Wampler. She was appointed to complete the remainder of the term vacated by the death of her late husband, Harry Wampler.
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634:20th century
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532:
505:
487:
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448:, along the
429:
428:
247:Mike Henline
173:Incorporated
26:
3085:Knox County
3039:Sevierville
3004:Lenoir City
2797:Cedar Grove
2779:communities
2717:Lenoir City
2670:County seat
2566:communities
2490:Lenoir City
2460:County seat
2337:Weatherbase
2219:February 1,
2109:January 31,
2081:October 15,
2042:October 15,
1958:Tom Collins
1952:John Bowers
1837:(≥ 0.01 in)
1172:other races
1142:2010 census
1104:Other/Mixed
1044:Percentage
1028:2020 census
1008:2022 (est.)
757:Chattanooga
539:Confederacy
438:2020 census
430:Lenoir City
373:37771-37772
253:Jim Shields
231:Amber Scott
110: /
3130:Categories
3019:Morristown
2999:LaFollette
2792:Cave Creek
2548:Rarity Bay
2383:October 8,
2357:October 8,
1989:References
1884:(≥ 0.1 in)
1213:Government
1146:As of the
1134:As of the
695:TV Readers
624:temperance
573:See also:
404:feature ID
312:Population
197:Government
98:84°16′59″W
95:35°48′43″N
3024:Oak Ridge
3009:Maryville
2926:Knoxville
2847:Footnotes
2706:Oak Ridge
2588:Footnotes
2485:Greenback
1221:Education
761:Maryville
749:Knoxville
729:Watts Bar
715:Geography
543:Knoxville
493:gristmill
479:in 1540.
454:Knoxville
392:FIPS code
380:Area code
368:ZIP codes
334:Time zone
304:Elevation
270:Don White
182:Named for
139:Tennessee
3048:Counties
3034:Rutledge
2989:Farragut
2812:Ten Mile
2712:Rockwood
2701:Kingston
2695:Harriman
2677:Kingston
2529:Farragut
2262:March 4,
2005:Archived
1954:, author
1929:Source:
1760:(1,402)
1691:Average
1176:Hispanic
1166:, 0.30%
1162:, 0.60%
1158:, 0.50%
1154:, 1.60%
1117:Hispanic
1021:Sources:
769:Kingston
765:Farragut
488:Wa'ginsi
484:Cherokee
396:47-41760
146:Counties
3029:Newport
2984:Clinton
2833:Cardiff
2807:Postoak
2767:Midtown
1820:(0.25)
1611:(−0.4)
1596:(15.7)
1591:(19.3)
1586:(20.1)
1581:(17.8)
1576:(12.9)
1561:(−0.7)
1556:(−2.2)
1546:(15.1)
1531:(15.7)
1526:(22.2)
1521:(25.3)
1516:(25.8)
1511:(23.9)
1506:(19.5)
1501:(14.7)
1476:(21.4)
1471:(11.1)
1466:(16.2)
1461:(22.7)
1456:(28.6)
1451:(31.3)
1446:(31.7)
1441:(29.9)
1436:(26.1)
1431:(21.9)
1426:(16.7)
1421:(11.7)
1273:Climate
1128:23.28%
1058:70.13%
1041:Number
460:History
412:Website
407:2404912
165:Founded
157:Settled
124:Country
2979:Blaine
2802:Midway
2687:Cities
2579:Unitia
2495:Loudon
2477:Cities
2467:Loudon
1877:121.2
1825:(1.0)
1815:(0.0)
1810:(0.0)
1805:(0.0)
1800:(0.0)
1795:(0.0)
1790:(0.0)
1785:(0.0)
1780:(1.5)
1775:(3.3)
1770:(4.1)
1755:(149)
1750:(105)
1740:(108)
1730:(130)
1725:(108)
1720:(109)
1715:(131)
1710:(129)
1705:(133)
1700:(127)
1686:(−26)
1681:(−21)
1676:(−12)
1636:(−17)
1631:(−22)
1626:(−26)
1616:(8.7)
1606:(2.6)
1601:(8.7)
1571:(7.5)
1566:(3.0)
1541:(5.4)
1536:(9.4)
1496:(9.8)
1491:(5.5)
1486:(3.5)
1416:(9.2)
1297:Month
1187:census
1180:Latino
1148:census
1125:2,355
1121:Latino
1111:4.03%
1085:0.14%
1072:1.32%
1055:7,095
1011:11,292
998:10,117
793:Census
773:Loudon
563:Masons
559:Loudon
320:10,117
151:Loudon
2969:Alcoa
2838:Wheat
2787:Blair
2564:Other
2521:Towns
1874:11.1
1859:11.1
1856:11.2
1853:10.6
1850:10.4
1847:11.4
1844:10.5
1841:11.2
1830:(10)
1758:55.20
1745:(77)
1735:(97)
1671:(−4)
1656:(10)
1641:(−5)
1406:(41)
1401:(25)
1396:(29)
1391:(36)
1386:(37)
1381:(40)
1376:(41)
1371:(39)
1366:(35)
1361:(33)
1356:(29)
1351:(27)
1346:(24)
1336:Year
1164:Asian
1152:White
1098:1.1%
1091:Asian
1050:White
1038:Race
1016:11.6%
1003:17.1%
988:26.7%
983:8,642
973:10.9%
968:6,819
958:18.7%
953:6,147
943:−2.7%
938:5,180
923:5,324
913:−3.5%
908:4,979
898:18.0%
893:5,159
883:−2.2%
878:4,373
863:4,470
853:24.1%
848:4,210
833:3,392
551:Union
362:(EDT)
360:UTC-4
339:UTC-5
134:State
2740:Town
2540:CDPs
2385:2021
2359:2021
2319:2021
2294:2013
2264:2012
2221:2017
2111:2008
2083:2022
2044:2022
1931:NOAA
1924:1.7
1921:0.1
1918:0.1
1915:0.0
1912:0.0
1909:0.0
1906:0.0
1903:0.0
1900:0.0
1897:0.0
1894:0.3
1891:0.6
1888:0.6
1871:9.0
1868:7.5
1865:7.8
1862:9.4
1753:5.86
1748:4.14
1743:3.02
1738:4.25
1733:3.82
1728:5.12
1723:4.24
1718:4.29
1713:5.16
1708:5.09
1703:5.22
1698:4.99
1666:(1)
1661:(9)
1651:(4)
1646:(0)
1614:47.6
1609:31.3
1604:36.6
1599:47.6
1594:60.2
1589:66.8
1584:68.1
1579:64.1
1574:55.2
1569:45.5
1564:37.4
1559:30.7
1554:28.0
1544:59.1
1539:41.7
1534:48.9
1529:60.3
1524:71.9
1519:77.6
1514:78.5
1509:75.0
1504:67.1
1499:58.5
1494:49.7
1489:41.9
1484:38.3
1474:70.6
1469:52.0
1464:61.2
1459:72.9
1454:83.5
1449:88.4
1444:89.0
1439:85.9
1434:79.0
1429:71.4
1424:62.0
1419:53.1
1414:48.6
1333:Dec
1330:Nov
1327:Oct
1324:Sep
1321:Aug
1318:Jul
1315:Jun
1312:May
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1306:Mar
1303:Feb
1300:Jan
1229:and
1108:408
1095:111
1069:134
994:2020
979:2010
964:2000
949:1990
934:1980
928:6.9%
919:1970
904:1960
889:1950
874:1940
868:6.2%
859:1930
844:1920
829:1910
814:1880
802:Note
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671:I-40
669:and
667:I-75
482:The
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402:GNIS
275:Area
189:and
176:1907
168:1840
160:1810
44:City
2759:CDP
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1823:0.4
1818:0.1
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1808:0.0
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1798:0.0
1793:0.0
1788:0.0
1783:0.0
1778:0.6
1773:1.3
1768:1.6
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1624:−14
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