Blount County topographic map
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Blount County
The southern part of Blount County is part of the Great Smoky Mountains, and is protected by the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. The crest of the range forms the county's border with Swain County, North Carolina, and includes Blount's highest point, 5,527-foot (1,685 m) Thunderhead Mountain, and the 4,949-foot (1,508 m) Gregory Bald, a prominent grassy bald. The northern part of the county is part of the Ridge-and-Valley Appalachians. The geologic boundary between the Blue Ridge (which includes the Smokies) and Ridge-and-Valley provinces runs along Chilhowee Mountain, a long and narrow ridge that stretches across the central part of the county. Much of Blount's topography is characterized by elongate ridges and rolling hills— known locally as "The Foothills"— which emanate outward from the Smokies range.
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Name: Blount County topographic map, elevation, terrain.
Location: Blount County, East Tennessee, Tennessee, United States (35.46055 -84.18843 35.88713 -83.66320)
Average elevation: 1,480 ft
Minimum elevation: 801 ft
Maximum elevation: 5,420 ft
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