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Chattanooga: Where innovation meets nature in the heart of Tennessee.
About Chattanooga, TN
Culturally, Chattanooga is vibrant, with an artistic flair evident in its rejuvenated districts like the Southside and NorthShore, brimming with galleries, music venues, and eclectic dining. The Tennessee Aquarium stands out as a prime attraction, ingeniously integrated into the riverfront landscape. Chattanooga's commitment to environmental sustainability is demonstrated in its vast networks of biking paths and green spaces, a testament to its sustainable city planning initiatives. Moreover, outdoor enthusiasts revere the city for its hiking trails leading to breathtaking vistas and rock climbing hotspots, making it an ideal destination for nature lovers seeking adventure while still enjoying urban amenities.
Economically, Chattanooga is a blend of traditional industries like manufacturing and logistics with new-age tech-based sectors, leading to robust job growth. The city's historical railroads have transformed into a modern transportation nexus, supporting economic dynamism. With a population that combines southern hospitality with a progressive, entrepreneurial spirit, Chattanooga continually evolves, balancing its historic past with a forward-thinking vision for the future.
Quality of Life Scores
Data-driven insights into what makes Chattanooga special
Quality of life scores are aggregated from publicly available data sources including the U.S. Census Bureau, FBI Crime Statistics, EPA Air Quality Index, walkability studies, and local municipal data. Scores are calculated on a 0-100 scale and updated periodically to reflect current conditions.
Demographics & Economy
Understanding the community and economic landscape
Demographics
Chattanooga is culturally diverse, with a mix of southern hospitality and modern vibrancy, attracting families, professionals, and creatives alike.
Economy
Strong economic foundation driven by diverse industries including technology, manufacturing, logistics, tourism.
Housing
Real estate market offers opportunities for residents and investors with balanced housing options across neighborhoods.
Education Excellence
World-class learning opportunities and achievements
Education Levels
Institutions
- Schools: 78
- Universities: 3
- Libraries: 15
- Student-Teacher Ratio: 16.3:1
Sports & Entertainment
Home to professional and collegiate athletics
College & Development
Major Venues
Finley Stadium: 20,000
AT&T Field: 6,000
Transportation & Infrastructure
Getting around Chattanooga
Roads & Highways
Major Highways: I-24, I-75, I-59, US-27
Average Commute: 19 minutes
Public Transit
Chattanooga Area Regional Transportation Authority (CARTA)
Airports
CHA - Chattanooga Metropolitan Airport
Places & Attractions
Discover what makes Chattanooga unique
Landmarks
- Lookout Mountain
- Chattanooga Choo Choo
- Walnut Street Bridge
- Hunter Museum of American Art
Attractions
- Tennessee Aquarium
- Ruby Falls
- Rock City
- Creative Discovery Museum
- Chattanooga Zoo
Museums
- Hunter Museum of American Art
- Creative Discovery Museum
- Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum
- National Medal of Honor Heritage Center
Parks
- Coolidge Park
- Renaissance Park
- Audubon Acres
- Tennessee RiverPark
Healthcare
- CHI Memorial Hospital
- Erlanger Health System
- Parkridge Medical Center
Key Industries
Economic drivers powering Chattanooga
Living Here
Essential information about life in Chattanooga
Climate & Geography
Climate: Humid Subtropical
Elevation: 676 feet
Time Zone: America/New_York
County: Hamilton County
Metro Area: Chattanooga, TN-GA Metro Area
Contact Information
Area Code: 423
ZIP Codes: 37402, 37403, 37404, 37405, 37406, 37407, 37408, 37409, 37410, 37411, 37412, 37415, 37416, 37419, 37421
Location
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