Coffee County, Administrative county in Middle Tennessee, US
Coffee County is an administrative county located in Middle Tennessee that encompasses rural landscapes and small communities centered around Manchester as its main city. The area combines farmland with residential neighborhoods and commercial zones spread throughout the county.
The county was established in 1836 and named after John Coffee, a Tennessee statesman. It was carved out from adjacent county territories to form a new administrative region.
The county maintains twelve Century Farms, including Shamrock Acres from 1818, representing continuous agricultural operations through multiple generations of families.
The area is accessible through major roadways that connect it to surrounding regions and larger cities nearby. Visitors will find a mix of urban and rural routes throughout the county.
The Arnold Engineering Development Complex operates here as a specialized aerospace testing facility. This research center represents one of the most advanced technological operations in the region.
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