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Knoxville-Morristown-Sevierville, TN Combined Statistical Area Demographics

Knoxville-Morristown-Sevierville, TN Combined Statistical Area is the 53rd most populous of 184 combined statistical areas in the United States, with 1,156,861 residents across 4,966 square miles. That is about 233 people per square mile.

At the 2020 census

Population 1,156,861
Land area 4,966 sq mi
Density 233 / sq mi

Data: 2020 Census · American Community Survey 2024

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Counties in the Knoxville-Morristown-Sevierville, TN Combined Statistical Area area

Name Population Sq mi Per sq mi
Knox County 478,971 508.3 942
Blount County, TN 135,279 558.8 242
County Sevier 98,387 592.5 166
Anderson County 77,123 337.2 229
County Hamblen 64,499 161.2 400
County Loudon 54,886 229.2 239
Jefferson County 54,677 275.2 199
Roane County, TN 53,404 360.8 148
County Campbell 39,272 480.2 82
County Cocke 35,999 434.6 83
Grainger County, TN 23,527 280.6 84
County Morgan 21,035 522.2 40
Union County, TN 19,802 223.6 89

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