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Tennessee rankings · Health Most active towns in Tennessee Ranked by the share of adults who get no exercise outside of work, as estimated by the CDC. 183 towns with 2,500+ residents.
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All 183 towns Get no exercise, lowest first.
# Town Get no exercise Likely range Population
T8
Lakeland 14,192 people
17%
14–20% 14,192
T10
Farragut 24,634 people
18%
15–21% 24,634
T10
Sewanee 2,936 people
18%
14–23% 2,936
T10
Franklin 87,133 people
18%
15–22% 87,133
T15
Red Bank 12,010 people
19%
17–23% 12,010
T15
Harrison 8,011 people
19%
16–23% 8,011
T19
Medina 5,407 people
20%
16–25% 5,407
T19
Apison 4,271 people
20%
17–23% 4,271
T24
Tusculum 3,337 people
21%
16–26% 3,337
T29
Bartlett 56,876 people
22%
19–25% 56,876
T29
Karns 4,115 people
22%
19–26% 4,115
T35
Fairview 10,009 people
23%
19–27% 10,009
T35
Hopewell 2,634 people
23%
19–27% 2,634
T35
Spurgeon 4,071 people
23%
20–26% 4,071
T35
Atoka 10,385 people
23%
19–27% 10,385
T35
Piperton 2,569 people
23%
19–28% 2,569
T35
Powell 13,739 people
23%
20–27% 13,739
T45
Seymour 16,216 people
24%
20–28% 16,216
T49
Oakland 9,979 people
25%
20–29% 9,979
T49
Halls 10,272 people
25%
21–28% 10,272
T49
Lebanon 44,788 people
25%
21–29% 44,788
T59
Smyrna 56,692 people
26%
22–30% 56,692
T59
Munford 6,588 people
26%
21–31% 6,588
T59
Gallatin 48,532 people
26%
22–30% 48,532
T59
Algood 4,036 people
26%
22–31% 4,036
T71
Blaine 3,213 people
27%
22–32% 3,213
T71
Jasper 3,612 people
27%
22–32% 3,612
T71
Knoxville 195,185 people
27%
24–31% 195,185
T71
Alcoa 12,222 people
27%
23–31% 12,222
T83
Columbia 45,441 people
28%
23–32% 45,441
T83
Brighton 2,889 people
28%
23–32% 2,889
T83
Dickson 16,424 people
28%
23–32% 16,424
T83
McKenzie 5,631 people
28%
24–33% 5,631
T83
Kingston 6,224 people
28%
24–33% 6,224
T83
Portland 13,449 people
28%
24–33% 13,449
T96
Martin 10,915 people
29%
24–33% 10,915
T96
Clinton 10,239 people
29%
24–33% 10,239
T96
Pulaski 8,285 people
29%
24–33% 8,285
T96
Bristol 27,636 people
29%
25–32% 27,636
T96
Etowah 3,658 people
29%
25–35% 3,658
T96
Newbern 3,289 people
29%
25–34% 3,289
T110
Loudon 6,432 people
30%
25–34% 6,432
T118
Unicoi 3,806 people
31%
25–36% 3,806
T118
Mascot 3,277 people
31%
26–35% 3,277
T118
Waverly 4,302 people
31%
26–37% 4,302
T118
Memphis 618,980 people
31%
28–35% 618,980
T118
Athens 14,471 people
31%
27–36% 14,471
T118
Woodbury 2,774 people
31%
26–37% 2,774
T118
Clifton 2,660 people
31%
26–37% 2,660
T118
Dayton 7,625 people
31%
26–37% 7,625
T132
Camden 3,678 people
32%
26–37% 3,678
T132
Erwin 5,988 people
32%
27–37% 5,988
T132
Trenton 4,151 people
32%
27–37% 4,151
T132
Dresden 2,943 people
32%
27–38% 2,943
T132
Jackson 68,435 people
32%
29–36% 68,435
T132
Tazewell 2,902 people
32%
27–38% 2,902
T132
Decherd 2,976 people
32%
27–38% 2,976
T148
Milan 8,244 people
33%
28–38% 8,244
T148
Monterey 2,768 people
33%
28–39% 2,768
T156
Selmer 4,488 people
34%
28–39% 4,488
T156
Harriman 6,090 people
34%
29–39% 6,090
T156
Rockwood 5,566 people
34%
29–39% 5,566
T156
Oneida 3,819 people
34%
29–40% 3,819
T164
Dunlap 5,678 people
35%
29–41% 5,678
T164
Mosheim 2,511 people
35%
29–40% 2,511
T164
Paris 10,338 people
35%
30–40% 10,338
T164
Savannah 7,412 people
35%
30–41% 7,412
T164
Newport 6,881 people
35%
30–41% 6,881
T164
Sparta 4,939 people
35%
30–40% 4,939
T174
Humboldt 7,787 people
36%
31–41% 7,787
T174
Parsons 2,686 people
36%
31–42% 2,686
T178
Bolivar 5,144 people
37%
31–42% 5,144
181
Ripley 7,658 people
39%
33–44% 7,658
We rank every town by the share of adults who get no exercise outside of work, as estimated by the CDC. The lowest share ranks as the most active. The lowest share ranks #1. Across Tennessee it’s 27% .
These are the CDC’s modeled estimates , not a count: national survey answers combined with each area’s age, sex, race and income mix. Each carries a likely range (shown in the table), so we rank on the whole percent and towns at the same figure share a rank (T = tied). Differences of a point or two are within the estimates’ margins.
Cities and villages use the CDC’s own estimate for that place. New England towns and townships, which the CDC doesn’t publish, use the ZIP codes that cover them, weighted by land area.
Only towns with at least 2,500 residents are ranked; Census estimates for smaller places are too uncertain. Population and income: U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey 5-year estimates. Health estimates: CDC PLACES . Town photos: Wikimedia Commons, credited on each town’s page.
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