About Maryville

In 1795, the town of Maryville was founded with the protection of the recently completed Fort Craig to create a new frontier town. Maryville lies in the Foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains with the prominent Chilhowee Mountain rising in the south. Accordingly, Maryville hosts the annual Foothill Falls Festival that draws thousands of participants from the 23,000-person city. Denso Manufacturing is the largest employer in Maryville because of its large plant on the western fringe of the city. Residents of a Maryville house or apartment for rent are a few miles always from Tyson McGee Airport that serves the Knoxville community with dozens of daily flights. Knoxville is only a 30-minute drive on the I-140 north, 16 miles away. The Great Smoky Mountains National Park is a splendid alternative recreational area while Maryville Alcoa Greenway, Greenbelt Park, Amerine Park, Eagleton Park, Everett Park, John Sevier Park, Pearson Springs Park, and Sandy Springs Park offer conventional facilities and activities. A mix of city and county schools serve Maryville. Blount County Schools serves residents of an apartment or home rental in Maryville 6 elementary schools, 2 middle schools, and 2 high schools, while the Maryville School District operates 3 elementary schools, 2 middle schools, and a high school. Maryville College is also located in the city, as is a small campus of Pellissippi State Technical Community College.

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