Water Resources of Tennessee

Photo of Lake Ocoee, Polk County, courtesy of State of Tennessee: Photographic Services

The U.S. Geological Survey exists to provide the Nation with reliable, impartial information to describe and understand the Earth. This information is used to:

• minimize loss of life and property from natural disasters;
• manage water, biological, energy, and mineral resources;
• enhance and protect the quality of life; and
• contribute to wise economic and physical development.

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NAWQA Programs in Tennessee
Water Use in Tennessee
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Highway Sediment Studies

Real-time Data for Arnold Air Force Base

Tennessee Water Quality Monitoring Mapping Site

Water-Data Report TN-03-1

Flood-Frequency Prediction Methods for Unregulated Streams of Tennessee