Montgomery County, Tennessee
Clarksville Real Estate and Local Guide
The fifth-largest city in Tennessee and the seat of Montgomery County, a fast-growing city on the Cumberland River next to Fort Campbell.
Living in Clarksville
Fifth-most populous city in Tennessee, nicknamed the Queen of the Cumberland. Source: en.wikipedia.org
Homes in Clarksville
Source: ACS 2023
What makes Clarksville home
Customs House Museum and Cultural Center
One of the largest general museums in Tennessee, housed in a historic 1898 post office
Fort Defiance Civil War Park
Earthen Civil War fort and interpretive center overlooking the Cumberland River
Dunbar Cave State Park
State park with a cave known for prehistoric Native American art
Liberty Park
Riverfront city park with a fishing pond, marina, walking trails, and a dog park
Clarksville areas to know
St. Bethlehem
Formerly a separate community northeast of downtown, now annexed and still called St. B by locals
New Providence
Former railroad town annexed into Clarksville in the mid-20th century