Union City micropolitan area, Tennessee

Union City Micropolitan Area
Micropolitan Statistical Area
Country	United States
State	Tennessee
Largest city	Union City
Time zone	UTC-6 (Central (CST))
• Summer (DST)	UTC-5 (CDT)

The Union City Micropolitan Area, also known as the Union City, TN Micropolitan Statistical Area, is a region in the northwestern part of Tennessee, centered on the city of Union City. It is part of a larger area that includes parts of Obion County.

Geography

The Union City Micropolitan Area is primarily located in Obion County, with Union City serving as the economic and cultural hub. The area is characterized by its rural landscape, agricultural activities, and small communities.

Demographics

As of the latest census, the population details and demographic breakdown of the micropolitan area are not specified. The area typically exhibits demographic characteristics similar to other rural areas in Tennessee, with a mix of age groups and a predominantly Caucasian population.

Economy

The economy of the Union City Micropolitan Area is largely driven by agriculture, manufacturing, and local services. Key industries include farming, particularly soybeans and corn, as well as manufacturing jobs related to the automotive and food processing sectors.

Education

Educational services in the Union City Micropolitan Area are provided by several public school districts, which offer elementary to high school education. Higher education is accessible through nearby colleges and universities located in larger cities within the region.

Transportation

Transportation in the Union City Micropolitan Area includes a network of state highways that connect the various small towns and rural areas to Union City. The area does not have a major airport, but local and regional transportation needs are met through roadways and bus services.

Culture and Recreation

Cultural and recreational activities in the Union City Micropolitan Area are centered around community events, local parks, and historical sites. The area is known for its annual festivals, local museums, and outdoor activities that reflect the region's heritage and natural beauty.

See also

• List of Micropolitan Statistical Areas
• Obion County, Tennessee

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