Meigs County sits in southeastern Tennessee, stretching along the Tennessee River. It’s a small county with a distinctive shape and plenty of scenic countryside. Despite its size, there’s more here than you might expect.

Decatur serves as the county seat and sits on a bluff overlooking the river, giving the town some beautiful views. Outdoor recreation is a big part of life here, while agriculture remains an important part of the local economy. Drive through the county and you’ll see plenty of farms and open fields along the way.

Meigs County also has a fascinating history, including the Hiwassee Island archaeological site, an ancient Native American settlement. The community has that classic small-town atmosphere where neighbors know one another and people tend to look out for each other. Life here is quiet, friendly, and comfortably removed from the hustle and bustle of bigger cities.