Decatur, Tennessee - the heart of The Shoreline County!
Decatur is a treasure trove of scenic landscapes and rich history dating back to the 1800's. This charming town offers a unique blend of local flavor and breathtaking views of the Tennessee River, inviting you to "Relax to the Rhythm of the River."
From the sparkling waters of the Tennessee River to the sererne farmlands and historic sites scattered across the area, Decatur is a haven for explorers and nature lovers alike. As the county seat, Decatur is steeped in history, bustling with year-round events and delicious local cuisine. Whether you're seeing a peaceful riverside retreat, exciting outdoor adventures, or a leisurely stroll through history, Decatur has something for everyone.
Established in 1836 from Rhea County, Meigs County was named in honor of returning Jonathan Meigs (1740-1823), a distinguished colonel in the American Revolutionary War and an Indian agent until he died in 1823.
Spanning 195 square miles, the county is nestled along the western banks of the Tennessee River, offering a picturesque backdrop for your next adventure.
