Sequatchie County, TN

Sequatchie County is part of the Cumberland Plateau, which rises more than 1,000 feet above the Tennessee River Valley. Its primary river is the Sequatchie, carving its way through the county, providing agricultural, recreational, and scenic opportunities.  Two major highways, U.S. Hwy. 127 and State Hwy. 111, intersect in Dunlap.  

Target markets include Automotive and General Manufacturing.

The Chattanooga Metropolitan Airport, located within 43 miles of Sequatchie County offers non-stop service to eight locations throughout the U.S.  Air cargo is also available.  Airlines serving the Chattanooga airport include: Allegiant, American Airlines, American Eagle, Delta and United Airlines.

Students at Sequatchie County High School (SCHS) have the opportunity for dual enrollment with Chattanooga State Technical Community College in courses that include career technical education: construction/electrical, business communication, health science, human services, and automotive technology. Students have the opportunity to earn 8 credits per year.  In terms of post-secondary education, a wide selection of community, state and private colleges and universities are all within driving distance.

Located in Dunlap, Erlanger Sequatchie Valley serves residents of the region with 24/7 emergency services, as well as cutting-edge primary and specialized care. The clinic staff of 25 consists of board-certified cardiology, orthopedic, women’s health, and primary care physicians who are affiliated with UT Erlanger, the region’s leading academic health system. Around the clock service is available for both children and adults, treating everything from sports injuries to major illnesses. The facility includes five treatment areas and radiology and laboratory services. An on-site helipad is available for trauma transport via Erlanger’s LifeForce air ambulances.