Condado de Marshall (Tennessee)

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Condado de Marshall
Marshall County

Condados dos Estados Unidos Estados Unidos


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Dados gerais
Estado
Tennessee
Sede
Lewisburg

Data de fundação
1836 (182 anos)

Maior cidade
 Lewisburg

Características geográficas
Área 974 km²
- Área água
 2 km² (0,2%)

População
 26 767 (2000)

Densidade
 28 hab/km²


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O Condado de Marshall é um dos 95 condados do Estado americano do Tennessee. A sede do condado é Lewisburg, e sua maior cidade é Lewisburg. O condado possui uma área de 974 km² (dos quais 2 km² estão cobertos por água), uma população de 26 767 habitantes, e uma densidade populacional de 28 hab/km² (segundo o censo nacional de 2000).[1][2][3] O condado foi fundado em 1836.





























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  1. ↑ «U.S. Census Bureau Delivers Washington's 2010 Census Population Totals, Including First Look at Race and Hispanic Origin Data for Legislative Redistricting» (em inglês). U.S. Census Bureau 


  2. ↑ «Easy stats» (em inglês). U.S. Census Bureau 


  3. ↑ «2010 Census» (em inglês). U.S. Census Bureau 








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