About Dyersburg

Near the Tennessee-Missouri border, Dyersburg is situated 77 miles north of Memphis on the Forked Deer River. Originally created as a hub for steamboat navigation, Dyersburg was also made into a regional railroad hub. Because of its ideal location, Little Rock, Arkansas, St. Louis, Missouri, and Louisville, Kentucky, are within easy reach by rail. The I-155 conveniently connects the town to the I-55 across the Mississippi River. Dyersburg Municipal Airport is situated on the outskirts of Dyersburg and provides limited service. Beyond its position as a linkage hub, Dyersburg has little to no industrial activity, with most residents commuting an hour and a half to and from Memphis daily. Memphis not only offers many good jobs but also an assortment of shopping. Residents of an apartment or home rental in Dyersburg always look forward to the Dyer County Fair, held in the historic downtown square. The Dyer County Museum is also located in the historic downtown area. Dyersburg Country Club at the Farms is the area’s most popular golf course and one of many recreational options available locally. Both the Dyer County School System and Dyersburg City School System serve residents of a Dyersburg house or apartment for rent. Combined, 4 elementary schools, 1 intermediate school, 2 middle schools, and 2 high schools provide convenient campuses close to most residents. Dyersburg State Community College is also located in town.

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