Nashville

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Nashville Convention & Visitors Bureau
HistoricNashville.com
Nashville MTA
Citysearch: Nashville City Guide
Wikipedia: Nashville, Tennessee
Popular Nashville Newspaper: The Tennessean
Alternative Newspaper: Nashville Scene

Nashville Basics

Traffic: Traffic.com
Public Transportation: Nashville MTA
Weather: The Weather Channel - Weather Underground - Nashville WX
Map: Google - MapQuest
Photos: City of Nashville Photo Gallery - Google - Flickr

Nashville Government

Nashville History

Tennessee Encyclopedia of History and Culture
Battle of Nashville Preservation Society
Wikipedia: History of Nashville, TN
Nashville Convention & Visitors Bureau: Nashville History
Nashville Public Library: Nashville/Davidson County Historic Timeline

Nashville Facts and Information

Nashville.com: Nashville History, Fun Facts & Trivia
Yahoo! Education: Nashville
Frommer's: Nashville Fast Facts

Nashville News

Nashville Radio

NPR Affiliate: WPLN 90.3 FM - 1430 AM
Country: The Wolf 95.5 FM
Rock: The Buzz 102.9 FM
Hip Hop: The Beat 101.1 FM
Family Radio: The Fish 93.7 FM - 94.1 FM
Adult Hits: The River 107.5 FM
News/Talk: WLAC 1510 AM

Nashville Colleges and Universities

Nashville Sports

Nashville Rentals and Real Estate

Nashville Area Chamber Of Commerce: Real Estate and Rental and Leasing
Yahoo! Real Estate: Nashville, TN
The Tennessean: Real Estate Search
Apartments.com: Nashville & Vicinity Tennessee Apartment Finder
Nashville Craigslist: Housing Listings

Nashville Blogs and Podcasts

Nashville is Talking
Metroblogging Nashville
Nashville Stories
Nashville Convention & Visitors Bureau: Music City Podcasts
Podcast Directory: Nashville Podcasts

Related Searches

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Guide Note

Nashville is a city of over 600,000 people located in central Tennessee. Situated on the banks of the Cumberland River, Nashville is the capital of Tennessee and its second largest city after Memphis.

Brief History

The area around Nashville was formerly known as "French Lick" for the numerous French fur trading outposts situated there in the 18th century. Nashville became an important trading center and terminating point for the Natchez Trace. In 1843, the city of Nashville became the capital of Tennessee. In December 1864, the city was the site of a decisive battle in the U.S. Civil War.

Industry

In the 20th century, a thriving country music industry emerged in Nashville, so that today the city is known as both Music City USA and the "Country Music Capital of the World."

Notable Attractions

The Grand Ole Opry
Country Music Hall of Fame
Frist Center for the Visual Arts
The Parthenon in Centennial Park
Vanderbilt University
LP Field, home field of the Tennessee Titans

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