Giles County

Giles County is an administrative county in Middle Tennessee where Pulaski serves as the county seat. The territory encompasses farmland and residential areas organized through local government offices that handle services for the region.

The county was established by the Tennessee General Assembly in 1809 as part of the state's territorial expansion. This founding enabled settlement and administration of the region during early westward growth.

The county displays rural farming traditions through its architecture and community gatherings, where locals gather to maintain connections. These places and events show how life has evolved while keeping ties to the land and neighbors.

The region is accessible by secondary roads with local services and government offices centered in Pulaski. Visitors can find public facilities and information about county services in the main town.

The county borders five neighboring counties, placing it at a crossroads for regional connections. This location has shaped how trade and communication flow through the surrounding area.

Location: Tennessee

Inception: November 14, 1809

Capital city: Pulaski

Shares border with: Maury County, Marshall County, Lincoln County, Limestone County, Lawrence County, Lauderdale County

Website: https://gilescountytn.gov

GPS coordinates: 35.20000,-87.04000

Latest update: December 7, 2025 19:23