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| NEIGHBORHOOD Click on City > MILAN | TRENTON | HUMBOLDT | MCKENZIE
Community Map of Greater Gibson County Humboldt, Tennessee 1318 Main St. Coldwell Banker Creswell Realty serves West Tennessee from three locations in Gibson County. Joan Smith serves as Broker of the Humboldt office. Joan and her staff have been providing excellent service to the buyers and sellers of real estate in the Humboldt area for many years. Their primary market is Humboldt, Gibson, Medina, Three Way, Jackson, & Gadsden and the surrounding communities in addition to the remainder of Gibson County and the surrounding area. If you are interested in a home, farm, land, new home construction, residential, or commercial properties, we are ready to assist with your next move. Living A "Wonderful Quality of Life" is just what Humboldt has to offer! Humboldt sits in the heart of West Tennessee and has many benefits and a surprising quality of life to offer those seeking to relocate to this beautiful area. Humboldt is a smaller "close knit" community with all the amenities of larger metropolitan area, but with family oriented values and strong roots. With a great school system, low cost living and a very low crime rate Humboldt makes for a great place to raise a family. If you like big city atmospheres, Humboldt is with in an hour of Memphis, an hour and a half of Nashville and 15 minutes from I-40. Parks and Recreation The Humboldt Parks and Recreation Department is a member of the Tennessee Parks and Recreation Association and is maintained by a director who has been certified by the National Parks and Recreation Association. The City of Humboldt maintains five public parks with playground equipment, tennis courts, softball fields and baseball fields. Sports, special events, and a variety of programs are offered. The Humboldt Golf and Country Club offers its members an eighteen-hole golf course, tennis courts, a clubhouse with dining facilities and a swimming pool. Davy Crockett Lake and Humboldt Fish Hatchery, located just outside of the city, is a 180-acre lake providing facilities for fishing and boating. In addition, Kentucky Lake , Kentucky Dam Village State Park, Barkley Lake and Land- Between-the-Lakes National Recreational Area are located seventy-five miles north of Humboldt. Natchez Trace, Chickasaw and Reelfoot Lake State Parks are all within a one-hour drive and provide fishing, camping, boating, with overnight accommodations in cabins or lodge facilities. Humboldt is the home of the West Tennessee Strawberry Festival. This Festival is held each year the first week in May. It was established in 1934 and has gained national recognition, featuring one of the largest Grand Float Parades in America, possibly the largest non-motorized parade in the world (Junior Parade) and many events and activities during the week-long celebration.
West Tennessee Strawberry Festival The West Tennessee Regional Arts Center West Tennessee Area Attractions
Education Approximately 1,800 students attend the five schools in the Humboldt City School District: three elementary schools serving Pre-School - 6th, one Junior High (7-8), and one High School (9-12) Humboldt City School systems has school safety in mind at all times for all students - it the boards goal to insure that all students will have a safe environment that is conducive to learning.
The University of Tennessee at Martin is approximately 40 miles from Humboldt. A State Community College, a business college, and three four-year colleges are located in Jackson (15 miles). Memphis (83 miles west) has 14 colleges and universities, nine business schools, and 21 technical schools. There is a Tennessee Technology Center located in Jackson (15 miles). Other colleges and universities are located throughout West Tennessee. Dyersburg State Community College has a satellite campus in Trenton (12 miles). The Ned R. McWherter Center for Advanced Technologies, located at Jackson State Community College, provides training on the most modern equipment available. Many area industries have developed a close working relationship with this Center.
There are churches representing nearly all the major religious denominations located in the city. The nearest Jewish synagogue is in Jackson, 15 miles south.
Hospitals Located in the center of West Tennessee , Humboldt is nestled in a region flush with modern healthcare facilities. Located in Humboldt is a 62-bed acute care hospital that offers a variety of services. Local services include acute care, emergency services, obstetrics, physical therapy, swing-bed, surgery, radiology, stress testing, and swallowing study services. A mixture of inpatient and outpatient services is available to citizens of Humboldt. Fifteen physicians are on staff at Humboldt General and include Family Practice, Obstetrics, Surgery, Podiatry, Allergist, Optometrist, and Chiropractic. In addition, Cardiologists, Nephrologists, and Urologists provide outpatient service. Within fifteen minutes of Humboldt is located one of the largest medical centers in the south. Services available there are Cardiac Surgery & Rehab, Neurological Surgery & Rehab, Cardiac Catherization, Behavior Health Services, Pediatric and Adult Intensive Care, Pulmonary Rehab, MRI, Skilled Nursing and Sports Medicine, just to name a few of the specialties. Located in Humboldt are over 400 nursing home beds, as well as Home Health & Hospice care. Just 15 minutes from Humboldt, are over 300 rooms for Assisted Living that are available to the community.
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Other Surrounding Communities If you would like more information about the surrounding communities of Gibson County including Medina, Gibson, Kenton, Dyer, Yorkville, Rutherford, Bradford, Atwood, Gadsden and Jackson. Please Contact Us, we'd be happy to share our area knowledge with you and provide you with any information you may need. |
