Tennessee

General Information

"Tennessee - America at its best"

—State slogan

"Believe me, Florida has been greatly overrated. One acre of our fine Tennessee land is worth a thousand here"

—Rachel Donelson Jackson

Tennessee is the name of the Pre-War state which was part of the East Central Commonwealth. It bordered with Kentucky and Virginia to the north, Missouri to the northwest, Arkansas to the southwest, North Carolina to the east and Mississippi, Alabama and Georgia to the south. It was nicknamed as the 'Volunteer State', and was the 16th state to join the United States of America on July 1, 1796.

Contents 1 Regions 1.1 Western Tennessee 1.1.1 Locations 1.2 Middle Tennessee 1.2.1 Locations

RegionsEdit

Western TennesseeEdit

The western part of the state, especially near the Arkansas border, is marked by the several, often quite large swamps filled with mutated critters. Everything located in the lowlands of the Mississippi River is considered to be part of Western Tennessee.

LocationsEdit

• Covington
• Cull
• Jackson
• New Memphis
• New Memphis Zoo
• Riddler's Park
• The Rock 

Middle TennesseeEdit

Middle Tennessee was characterized by rolling hills and fertile stream valleys, and consists of that portion of the state east of the Tennessee River's western crossing of the state and west of the Cumberland Plateau.

LocationsEdit

• Pinnacle

v·d·e East Central Commonwealth

States Kentucky · Ohio · Tennessee Locations Covington · Cull · Jackson · Mississippi River · New Memphis · New Memphis Zoo · Pinnacle · Riddler's Park · The Rock · Seelbach · The Horseshoe · Sand Cow Characters Alfred Temple · Cyrus Tombs · Felix Wintress · George Price · Gordon Marks · Grutt · Jean-Baptiste Ruechamps · John Bouldock · Michael Cross Groups Brotherhood of Buckeyes · Mississippi Traders Union · Society for American Restoration History