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  1. Curlie directory for category Regional: North America: United States: Tennessee: Counties: Van Buren. Van Buren County is neither large nor greatly populated, moreover, a big chunk is taken up by the very large Fall Creek ...
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  3. tennesseeencyclopedia.net

    Van Buren County was formed out of parts of White, Warren, and Bledsoe Counties in 1840 and named for the U.S. president at the time, Martin Van Buren. Andrew K. Parker gave fifty acres of land for a county seat, and the first county court was held at the home of William Worthington on April 6, 1840.
  4. vanburencountytn.gov

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    Van Buren County is located on the beautiful rolling hills of the Cumberland Plateau. The County was established on January 24, 1840 and was named for the eighth President of the United States, Martin Van Buren. We are the proud home of Fall Creek Falls State Park the largest and most visited state park in Tennessee with over one million visitors yearly.
  5. academic.oup.com

    Tennessee holds a region approximately 310 miles long and up to 25 miles wide, which includes habitats ranging from forest to a portion of Black Belt prairie. Underlying the entire region is Selma Chalk formed from Upper Cretaceous marine deposits. The Black Belt prairies are typically on well-drained, slowly permeable, alkaline soils in contrast to the Black Belt oak-hickory forest ...
  6. In Tennessee, the Cumberland Plateau forks toward the south forming Sequatchie Valley. Bledsoe County is at the north part of the fork, and is cut in two by the valley. It is pretty and unspoiled. Highway 127 runs down the middle of the valley and through Pikeville. Fall Creek Falls, a gigantic state park, overlaps Van Buren and Bledsoe counties.
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