That’s right.  Clarksville is the top spot to live in Tennessee. It’s been named as one of the top ten places in the U.S. to raise a family. It is home to the world’s only military air assault division, the 101st Airborne Screaming Eagles. The U.S. Census Bureau ranked Clarksville as one of the 9th fastest growing cities in the nation. It is home to Austin Peay State University, one of the state’s fastest growing universities. A low crime rate, higher-than-national-average employment rate and nationally recognized school system make this city even more appealing.
No, you won’t want to kick Clarksville to the curb. With 30 parks and other facilities scattered throughout the community that house swimming pools, community centers and sports complexes, along with events, activities and programs for all ages (many free-of-charge), you’ll want to consider Clarksville.
Clarksville is seated on the Cumberland River near where the Cumberland and the Red River merge. It boasts historic homes, 19th century architecture and some very famous people. Country singer Roy Acuff, MLB player Nate Colbert, Survivor: Borneo cast member Gretchen Cordy, AFL player Harry Galbreath, former NFL player Jeff Gooch, NBA athlete Trenton Hassell, the legendary Jimi Hendrix, wide receiver for the Dallas Cowboys Percy Howard, U.S. Supreme Court Justice Horace Harmon Lurton, CFO of Time Warner Wayne Pace, creator of Peanuts Charles Schulz, Miss USA 2007 Rachel Smith, and many, many others came from Clarksville, Tennessee.
Dunbar Cave State Park, which hosts the Dunbar Cave attraction, is located in Clarksville. A cold, clear stream from the mouth of the cave feeds the beautiful Swan Lake that is very popular with anglers. The Dunbar Cave State Park also offers scenic hiking trails and picnic facilities, along with a 110-acre pristine natural area.
Other attractions in the city are the Beachaven Vineyards & Winery, Roxie Regional Theatre, Customs House Museum, Mason Rudolph Golf Course, Skylanes, Putzer Golf & Games, Cumberland Arts, Magic Wheels, Clarksville Speedway, Cumberland RiverWalk, lots of restaurants, movie theatres, nightclubs, classic culture and a booming retail market. All this, along with 30 schools, numerous parks and recreation available, makes this city rife with activities for everyone.
A broad array of homes are available for the discriminating buyer — upscale and elite, moderate and affordable and even some investment property. You can choose apartment living, condominums, multi-unit or single family dwellings. They are all easily accessible to businesses, entertainment, shopping, nightlife and the plethora of social activities.
You will never be left with nothing to do in Clarksville … unless you want to be! Clarksville has so much to offer. Take the bull by the horns and make the decision to move to Clarksville, the Top Spot to live in Tennessee!
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