Bristol, Tennessee

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Bristol, Tennessee is a small city on the Tennessee–Virginia border known as the “Birthplace of Country Music” and for its historic role in early country recording sessions.

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instanceOf city
municipality
areaCode 423
borderFeature Tennessee–Virginia state line
borderType state line runs down State Street
climate humid subtropical climate
country United States
county Sullivan County, Tennessee
foundedIn 1850s
governmentType council–manager government
hasAirport Tri-Cities Regional Airport
hasEducationalInstitution King University
hasFestival Bristol Rhythm & Roots Reunion
hasHeritageDesignation Birthplace of Country Music by U.S. Congress
hasHistoricDistrict Bristol Commercial Historic District
hasHistoricEvent 1927 Bristol Sessions
hasLandmark Birthplace of Country Music Museum
Bristol Sign
State Street
hasMuseum Birthplace of Country Music Museum
hasSportsVenue Bristol Motor Speedway
incorporatedAsCityIn 1856
knownFor 1927 Bristol Sessions
Bristol Motor Speedway
country music heritage
early country music recording sessions
locatedIn Appalachian region
linked to: Appalachia

Sullivan County metropolitan area
locatedOnBorderWith Bristol, Virginia
majorHighway Interstate 81
U.S. Route 11 NERFINISHED
U.S. Route 19 NERFINISHED
musicGenreAssociated country music
old-time music
near South Holston Dam
South Holston Lake
nickname Birthplace of Country Music
partOf Kingsport–Bristol–Bristol, TN–VA Metropolitan Statistical Area
Tri-Cities region of Tennessee and Virginia
postalCodeRange 37620
37621
primaryEconomicSectors light manufacturing
retail
tourism
state Tennessee
timeZone Eastern Time Zone
twinCityWith Bristol, Virginia

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Tennessee (eastern portion) contains Bristol, Tennessee
Tri-Cities, Tennessee-Virginia centeredOn Bristol, Tennessee-Virginia
linked to: Bristol, Tennessee
Tri-Cities, Tennessee-Virginia hasCity Bristol, Tennessee
Interstate 81 passesThrough Bristol, Tennessee
U.S. Route 11 passesThrough Bristol, Tennessee
subject linked to: U.S. Route 11 nearby
Tri-Cities Airport serves Bristol, Tennessee
subject linked to: Tri-Cities Airport (nearby)
Tri-Cities Regional Airport servesCity Bristol, Tennessee
King University locatedIn Bristol, Tennessee
Bristol Motor Speedway locatedIn Bristol, Tennessee
Kingsport, Tennessee nearbyCity Bristol, Tennessee
Tennessee Ernie Ford placeOfBirth Bristol, Tennessee, United States
linked to: Bristol, Tennessee
Tennessee Ernie Ford burialPlace Bristol, Tennessee, United States
linked to: Bristol, Tennessee
Blountville, Tennessee near Bristol, Tennessee
Birthplace of Country Music by U.S. Congress associatedWith Bristol, Tennessee-Virginia metropolitan area
linked to: Bristol, Tennessee
State Street (Bristol) locatedIn Bristol, Tennessee
subject linked to: State Street
State Street (Bristol) hasCityOnSouthSide Bristol, Tennessee
subject linked to: State Street
Bristol Sign locatedIn Bristol, Tennessee
Bristol Sign isIconicSymbolOf Bristol, Tennessee
1927 Bristol Sessions location Bristol, Tennessee
Bristol Commercial Historic District partOf downtown Bristol, Tennessee
linked to: Bristol, Tennessee
South Holston Lake hasShorelineCity Bristol, Tennessee
Bristol Rhythm & Roots Reunion location Bristol, Tennessee
Washington County, Virginia borders Bristol, Tennessee
South Holston Dam locatedNear Bristol, Tennessee
Bristol, Virginia twinCityWith Bristol, Tennessee
Bristol, Virginia sharesBorderWith Bristol, Tennessee
Bristol, Virginia sharesUrbanAreaWith Bristol, Tennessee
Sullivan County, Tennessee hasCity Bristol, Tennessee
Ralph Peer workLocation Bristol, Tennessee
Big Stone Gap, Virginia hasNearbyCity Bristol, Tennessee
Abingdon, Virginia nearCity Bristol, Tennessee