Rhea County, Tennessee
Rhea County: County in Tennessee, United States
About
Rhea County is a county located in the U.S. state of Tennessee. As of the 2010 census, the population was 31,809 and a population density of 37 people per km². After 10 years in 2020 county had an estimated population of 33,443 inhabitants. Its county seat is Dayton. The county was created 217 years ago in 1806.
Quick Facts about Rhea County
Population : | 33,443 (2020) |
Country : | United States of America |
State : | Tennessee (United States) |
Area : | 871 km2 |
Water as percent of area : | 6.3% |
Land as percent of area : | 93.7% |
Named for : | John Rhea |
Altitude : | 1,821 feet / 555 meters |
Capital : | Dayton |
Establishment : | January 01, 1807 |
Time Zone : | Eastern Time Zone |
Local time : | 13:17:51 (21st November 2024) |
Density : | 38 Pop. per km² as of 2020 |
Population growth : | 4.89% (2010-2020) |
Geography
Rhea County is located at 35°36'31"N 84°55'28"W (35.6087100, -84.9244000). It has 4 neighbors: Bledsoe County, Cumberland County, Hamilton County and Meigs County.
Rhea County map
The largest city of Rhea County is Dayton with a population of 7,332. Other cities include and Spring City population 1,839. See all Rhea County cities & populated places.
Rhea County Populated Places
Cities, towns, neighborhoods & other populated places in Rhea County.
City Name | Population | Title |
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Dayton | 7,332 | City and county seat in Rhea County, Tennessee, United States |
Spring City | 1,839 | Human settlement in Rhea County, Tennessee, United States of America |
Graysville | 1,570 | Town in Rhea County, Tennessee, United States |
- Official Website
Official website of Rhea County
Rhea County has 4 neighbours.
- Bledsoe County county in Tennessee, United States
- Cumberland County county in Tennessee, United States
- Hamilton County county in Tennessee, United States
- Meigs County county in Tennessee, United States
- Dayton
Demographics
The population of Rhea County increased by 4.89% in 10 years.
Year | Population | % Change | Method |
2010 | 31,809 | - | census |
2011 | 32,082 | 0.85% | estimation process |
2012 | 32,367 | 0.88% | estimation process |
2013 | 32,529 | 0.5% | estimation process |
2014 | 32,623 | 0.29% | estimation process |
2015 | 32,373 | -0.77% | estimation process |
2016 | 32,474 | 0.31% | estimation process |
2017 | 32,671 | 0.6% | estimation process |
2018 | 32,911 | 0.73% | estimation process |
2019 | 33,167 | 0.77% | estimation process |
2020 | 33,443 | 0.83% | estimation process |
People born in Rhea County (4)
People born in Rhea County, including politician Thomas Jefferson Campbell, politician Williamson Robert Winfield Cobb, Confederate Army general Richard Waterhouse, .
List
- White Burkett Miller (American lawyer, businessman) he was born in 30/09/1866
Tennessee Other Counties (more counties)
County Name | Population | Title |
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Shelby County | 936,017 | County in Tennessee, United States |
Davidson County | 694,176 | County in Tennessee, United States |
Nashville | 684,410 | The twenty-second most populous city in the United States and the center of the Nashville metropolitan area. |
Memphis | 649,705 | The twenty-ninth most populous city in the United States and the center of the Memphis metropolitan area. |
New South Memphis | 641,608 | A neighborhood located in Memphis, Tennessee. |
Knox County | 475,609 | County in Maine, United States |
Hamilton County | 371,662 | County in Tennessee, United States |
Rutherford County | 339,261 | County in North Carolina, United States |
Williamson County | 245,348 | County in Tennessee, United States |
Montgomery County | 214,251 | County in Tennessee, United States |
Sumner County | 195,561 | County in Tennessee, United States |
Knoxville | 190,223 | The most populous city in Tennessee. |
Chattanooga | 184,742 | The fourth most populous city in Tennessee. |
Clarksville | 161,247 | The second most populous city in Tennessee. |
Sullivan County | 158,755 | County in New York, United States |
Murfreesboro | 150,757 | The second most populous city in Tennessee. |