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Knox County

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Knox County

County in eastern Tennessee; area 1,311 sq km/506 sq mi; population (1990) 335,700. Its capital, Knoxville, dominates the county with its industry and suburbs. In the Great Appalachian Valley, it has produced dairy goods, livestock, tobacco, fruit, corn, hay, marble, bituminous coal, and zinc.

The French Broad and Holston rivers meet here to form the Tennessee River.



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Knox County, Tennessee, emergency dispatchers "answered about 660,000 calls for help last year.
``They both said they went willingly with him but when they wanted to leave he held them against their will,'' said Martha Dooley, spokeswoman for the sheriff's office in Knox County, Tenn.
The new building will enable further expansion of recycling services in Verdigre and will extend its service area to include additional communities in Knox County.
 
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