Welcome to Coldwell Banker Conroy Marable and Holleman Area information page. If you’re intested in relocating to the Clarksville-Montgomery County or surrounding areas, this page has many resources so you can learn more about this beautiful area. If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact us.

Areas of Interest

• Clarksville
  
  
• Montgomery County
  
  
• Ft. Campbell
  
  
• Houston County
  
  
• Christian County
  

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Cities
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Clarksville

Situated in the rolling hills of Middle Tennessee, Clarksville is one of the fastest growing cities in the Southeast. From superior schools and health care to an abundance of parks and recreational activities, Clarksville/Montgomery County offers many opportunities for residents and visitors alike. In addition to its recent ranking as America's 11th Best Golf City by Golf Digest, Clarksville has also been named Best Place to Retire (Where to Retire), 38th Family-Friendly City (Reader's Digest), and 57th Best Place to Live (Money Magazine). Home of Austin Peay State University and the famed 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault), along with its proximity to the Land Between the Lakes Recreation Area and Nashville, Clarksville is the Gateway to the New South™...a great place to live, work and enjoy!


Population
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As of 2005 the census estimate for Clarksville, Tennessee estimated the population at 123,395. This thriving city is the fastest growing and fifth largest city in north-central Tennessee. Serving as a commerce hub for other rural counties in Tennessee and Kentucky, Clarksville is a dynamic and important economic city.

Climate
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Clarksville and north-central Tennessee are known for beautiful weather throughout the seasons.

.The average winter high temperature is 48º, almost 7º higher than the national average.

.The average winter low temperature is 24º, almost 3º higher than the national average,

.The average summer high temperature is 90º

.The average summer low is 63º

.The average annual precipitation is 52 inches.

Education
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The Clarksville-Montgomery County School System consists of seventeen elementary schools, one magnet K-5 school, six middle schools, and six high schools educating 26,000 young adults and children. To learn more about Clarksville-Montgomery County schools, please visit their site.

Jobs and Commerce
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Clarksville has an attractive labor and real estate market. Check this out about Clarksville:

• Top 100 Real Estate Markets - Money Magazine June 2005
  
  
• 4 th Best Place for Affordable Living- Business Development Outlook February 2005
  
  
• Top Five Up & Coming City for Attractive Creative Class Jobs (under 250,000 population) June 2004
  
  
• Top Mid-Size Market Downtown- Southern Business & Development Fall 2002
  
  
• 2002 All American City Finalist- National Civic League
  
  
• Top Catfishing Waters- Field & Stream January 1999
  
  
• 90 th Best City for Business and Careers- Forbes Magazine May 2001
  
  
• 57 th Best Place to Live- Money Magzine
  
  
• 38 th Family Friendly City- Reader's Digest
  

One key reason in Clarksville's financial and real estate boom is due to Fort Campbell, generating over $2.5 billion a year, making the installation the largest employer in both Tennessee and Kentucky.

To learn more about Clarksville's top employers, please click this link.

Parks and Recreation
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Clarksville has many beautiful park and outdoor facilities to enjoy the great Tennessee outdoors. Clarksville has many outdoor parks, offering sports and playground equipment, picnic areas, and beautiful walking trails. To get a full lowdown on the sports parks and other family parks and recreational areas, please visit the Clarksville Parks and Recreation information page.

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Fort Campbell

Fort Campbell is the third largest army installation in the United States. It is a renowned military installation that is recognized by persons all over the world as a Premier Post-Installation. The Installation straddles the Tennessee-Kentucky Borders with two-thirds of the Installation lying inside of the State of Tennessee which includes parts of the Montgomery and Stewart Counties. One-third of the Installation lies in the State of Kentucky and includes Christian and Trigg Counties. It is the Home of the famed Screaming Eagles of the 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault), the160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment, the 5th Special Forces Group, Blanchfield Community Hospital, a supporting US Air Force Detachment and other units (see the link –“Fort Campbell Kentucky, Online).

Fort Campbell is a city within itself, with over 4000 homes, seven schools on the Base, the largest Army-AirForce Exchange within Department of Defense, a Commissary to support the installations and thousands of retirees within the area.

Education
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The schools at Fort Campbell educate over 4,700 children and young adults each year, taught by 375 teachers. Several Fort Campbell schools have earned " School of Excellence " and "Blue Ribbon School" honors. The Fort Campbell base has one high school, two middle schools, and five elementary schools. To learn more about the schools on Fort Campbell, please visit their school site in the Fort Campbell links section.

Parks and Recreation
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Fort Campbell has many gorgeous parks and outdoor areas for many kinds of fun under the sun!

Some outdoor parks and recreational facilities include:

• Eagles Rest RV Park- Offers 25 sites, 30 and 50 amp electric hook ups and water hookups, a playground area, and restroom/shower areas.
  
  
• Fletchers Fork Campground- offers 110 20 amp, 220 50 amp electrical hookups, sewer connections, water service, and restroom/shower facilities.
  
  
• Trailer rentals
  
  
• Cabins and cottages for rent
  
  
• Four pavilions
  
  
• MicroGolf, bowling, hunting, paintball, gyms, riding stables, swimming facilities, and more! To learn all about the fun recreational activities Fort Campbell has to offer, please visit the Fort Campbell MWR page located in the Fort Campbell links section below.

Other Information
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Military relocation to Fort Campbell can be one of the most important and rewarding moves your and your family will ever have to make. That's why to make your military relocation to the Fort Campbell area easier, we have provided links to official sites and services that you and your family should visit when learning more about your military relocation.

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Counties
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Montgomery

If you're interested Montgomery County real estate because of military relocation or to buy Montgomery County real estate, this area is an excellent place to raise a family. Montgomery County offers many cultural, educational, and job opportunities for you and your family. Whether for work or play, you'll discover Montgomery County is the place to stay.

History
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Montgomery County was named after John Montgomery. He founded the city Clarksville in Montgomery County in the late 1700s. Montgomery County at first was organized as Tennessee County, North Carolina. When Tennessee was admitted as a state in 1796, the county was renamed after John Montgomery.

Location
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Located in north-central Tennessee, Montgomery County is bordered by several other counties. The bordering counties include:

. Robertson, County, Tennessee (east)

. Cheatham County, Tennessee (southeast)

. Dickson County, Tennessee (south)

. Houston County, Tennessee (southwest)

. Stewart County, Tennessee (west)

. Christian County, Kentucky (north)

. Todd County, Kentucky (northeast)

Population
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When looking for Montgomery real estate or military relocation, its important to know that as of the 2000 census, Montgomery County has a population of 134,768. The chart below shows the estimated population for both 2005 and 2010.

Montgomery County
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Jobs, Economy, and Commerce
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For those interested in military relocation or Montgomery County real estate, Clarksville-Montgomery County, Tenn. is an attractive city to businesses around the world. Corporations based in Japan, Australia, Germany, Italy, Canada and more have made the move and expanded their operations in Clarksville. With nearly 3,000 available acres ready for development, the list of international and domestic business that call Clarksville home is ever expanding.

Employers tell us that the discipline and productivity of the workforce here is unlike anywhere else. A labor pool, largely comprised of 400-500 separating Fort Campbell soldiers every month, provides a work ethic, leadership, initiative, and skill-set that is a rare find. An additional 800 annual Austin Peay State University graduates contribute to an excellence in quantity and quality of an unmatched labor pool.

Location is also a major advantage to doing business in Clarksville. We're located on I-24 just 40 minutes NW of Nashville, and approximately 250 miles from the population center of the United States . We are within a day's drive from 76% of major U.S. cities.

Available land with interstate access. Highly skilled available workforce. Location with interstate, river, and rail. A high quality of life with a low cost of living... just a few of the reasons, businesses and individuals enjoy calling Clarksville home.* Courtesy of Clarksville Tennessee official site.

The median household income for Montgomery County as of the 2000 census is $38,981. The per capita personal income was $25,689, an increase of 24% from 1997.

For a complete listing of the major Montgomery employers, please visit Clarksville/Montgomery Major Employers

Parks and Recreation
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The Montgomery County parks and recreation department maintains a number of parks and outdoor facilities for you and your family. Whether it's a picnic, fishing, golfing, playgrounds, or just enjoying the beautiful natural splendor of Montgomery County , come see what we have in store for you.

To view a complete listing of all the Parks in Montgomery County , please visit the Parks and Recreation website. With so many parks to choose from, including St. Bethlehem/Civitan Park, Woodlawn Park , South Guthrie Community Center , Rotary Park , and a number of youth and adult athletic programs, you'll be sure to find the perfect outdoor activities. When considering Montgomery County real estate or military relocation, knowing about the beautiful scenery is a must!

Education
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The Clarksville-Montgomery County School System has 24,359 young and eager minds being taught by 1,559 teachers from grades Pre-Kindergarten to twelfth grade. Clarkesville-Montgomery County School System also offers a district-wide technology program that integrates educational technology into the classroom. Few school boards are as technologically advanced as the Clarksville-Montgomery County School System . The district also offers other electronically produced scholastic programs, such as yearbooks, computerized report cards, and accelerated reading and math programs.

Click any link below to learn more about the Clarksville-Montgomery County School System

Links to schools in the Clarksville-Montgomery County School System:

• Elementary Schools
• Middle Schools
• High Schools
  
  

Other Institutions of learning in the area include:

• Montgomery County Private Schools
• Austin Peay University

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Houston County, Tennessee

In the heart of Tennessee's natural beauty and by the Tennessee River, Houston County is a place to get away from the hubbub of city life. Erin, the county seat, has many unique shops including antiques and an old-fashioned flea market. When thinking about Houston County real estate or military relocation, know that Houston County has some of the best views of nature in Middle America.

Population & Other General Information
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Named after Sam Houston of the Alamo fame, Houston County as of the 2000 U.S. Census has a population of 8,088.This included 3,216 households, and 2,299 families. The population density was forty people per square mile. The per capita income for the county was $15,614. The Houston County seat is located is Erin, and another town is Tennessee Ridge, with a population of 1,334 as of the 2000 U.S. census.

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Major industries offering employment in Houston County include manufacturing (29.4%), education, health, and social services (18.7%), Construction (10.7%), Transportation, warehousing, and utilities (10.2%). Agriculture and farming also plays a significant role in Houston County . The average size of Houston County real estate farms is 145 acres.

Education
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For more information on Houston County's fabulous schools please visit the official Houston County Board of Education link below.

Parks & Recreation
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Parks near Erin include Montgomery Bell State Park, Paris Landing State Park, Betsy Ligon Park, and Walking Trail.

County Links
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. Houston County Board of Education. Erin Tennessee Official Site

. Houston County Chamber of Commerce. Houston County Genealogy

. See Tennessee- Houston County

Christian County, Kentucky

When faced with military relocation or interested in Christian County real estate , Christian County is just a short distance from Fort Campbell and the Tennessee border, we make military relocating to or from Christian County a smooth and easy process for you and your family.

Major Towns and Cities
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The Christian county seat is located in Hopkinsville ; with a population of over 30,000.The National Strategy Group listed Hopkinsville as one of the best places to live in the U.S. Reader's Digest ranked Hopkinsville in its 50 best places to raise a family. Mobility Magazine ranked the Hopkinsville area in Christian County the 15 th best place to relocate of small market cities. Places Rated Almanac ranked Hopkinsville as the least expensive area to live out of 354 metropolitan areas.

Fort Campbell North contains most of the housing for the Fort Campbell Army base. The base had a population of 14,338 as of the 2000 census. Lying on the border between Hopkinsville and Clarksville , Ft. Campbell is just a short distance from two thriving urban areas. Fort Campbell is the third largest military population in the Army and the seventh largest in the Department of Defense. For more information on Fort Campbell , please visit our section on Fort Campbell in our area information page, we also have the official military website in the Christian County links below.

History
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Christian County is named after Revolutionary War hero Colonel William Christian who first settled near Louisville, Kentucky. Other notables born in Christian County include Jefferson Davis, former president of the Confederate States of America, and former Vice President Adlai Stevenson.

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When looking into military relocation or Christian County real estate, that as of the 2000 U.S. census there were 72,265 people living in Christian County. The chart below indicated the population growth of Christian County over the past five decades.

In Christian County, there are 24,857 households including 18,344 families. The population density is 100 people per square mile.

Jobs and Commerce
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In 2002 the per capita personal income in Christian County was $23,444, an increase of almost 34% from 1997. Christian County's major economic sector is manufacturing, with nearly 30% of the workforce employed in manufacturing. Major manufacturing areas include the Hopkinsville Industrial Park, home to American and International companies such as Dana Corporation, Meritor, Freudenberg, Grupo Antolin, and Comefri. Commerce Park is home to companies such as Siemer Milling, a major wheat flour milling company, ThyssenKrupp, Sun Chemical, Amfine Chemical and TGASK, and T. RAD North America. South Park is a major distribution center for Wal-Mart.

In addition, Christian County is home to Ft. Campbell , one of the largest military bases in the county and a crucial component in the local economies of both Tennessee and Kentucky .

For more information on Hopkinsville-Christian County major employers, please visit this site.

Parks and Recreation
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The Don F. Pratt Memorial Museum chronicles the history of Fort Campbell and the 101 st Airborne Division. The Janice Mason Art Museum is located in nearby Cadiz, Kentucky, for those looking to learn more about art & culture. To learn more about fine arts and entertainment, please visit this site. Parks in Christian County include the Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area, Pennyrille Forest State Resort Park, Lake Barkley State Resort Park , Cherokee Trail of Tears Park, and other city parks. For more information to learn about Christian County area parks & recreational facilities, please visit this site.

Education
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Christian County School District has eleven elementary schools serving children from kindergarten through fifth grade, three middle schools, and two high schools. In addition, the district offers an adult career and technical center, one alternative school, an optional high school, an adult education program, and a pre-school center. For a comprehensive list and links to these wonderful Christian County schools, please click this link . In addition to these public schools, Hopkinsville also has a community college. Please visit their official site located in the County links to find out more about this post-secondary educational facility.

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