Cannon County

Cannon County lies in central Tennessee between larger cities, with Woodbury serving as its administrative center. The area comprises rural land where local government offices manage services for residents.

The area was established in 1836 as an administrative division from parts of four neighboring counties. This creation enabled local self-governance for the region's growing rural population.

Agriculture has shaped the communities here over time and remains central to daily life today. People gather at local markets and events to maintain their connection to the land and each other.

Visitors can find the County Executive Office in Woodbury, where staff can answer questions about local services. It helps to ask about office hours and specific services before visiting.

In the northern part lies natural forest and protected land that shelters rare plants and wildlife. These spaces offer visitors a chance to explore and understand the region's natural environment.

Location: Tennessee

Inception: January 31, 1836

Capital city: Woodbury

Shares border with: DeKalb County, Coffee County, Warren County, Rutherford County, Wilson County

Website: http://cannontn.com

GPS coordinates: 35.81000,-86.06000

Latest update: December 7, 2025 20:25