All About Giles County
Situated on the edge of the Tennessee Valley, near the center of the
southern boundary of Tennessee, Giles County is approximatley 30 miles
[north to south] and 20 miles [east to west] with an area of 619 square
miles.
Located just 50 miles south of Nashville and 25 miles north of Huntsville,
Alabama, two of the South's most progressive cities.
Its topography, beautifully contoured by rocks and high winding ridges
in the north [1,100 ft. elev.] stretches to deep fertile valleys of
Richland Creek and Elk River in the south [600 ft. elev.]
Population of Giles County
- Population of Giles County is 29,447
- The county's main town of Pulaski has a population of 7,871.
- Ardmore on the eastern side with 1,082.
- Elkton on the southeastern side has 510.
- Minor Hill also on the southern side has just over 400 people.
- Lynnville on the northern end has a population of just over 400.
There are many good reasons to expect growth to continue: good
highways, natural beauty, good labor climate, exceptional quality of
life, low costs of living, a willing and eager supply of labor,
cooperative city and county governments.
Martin Methodist College (MMC)
Founded in 1870,
Martin Methodist College is a four-year liberal arts college related
to the Tennessee Conference of the United Methodist Church. On an
historic campus located in Pulaski, TN., in the beautiful hills of
southern Middle Tennessee, the college is convenient to both Nashville
and Huntsville.
Milky Way Farms
Located in charming Giles County, Tennessee, historic Milky Way Farms offers scenic landscapes and a peaceful
way of life. New development will incorporate the history of the farm
with the amenities of today. With home sites, a golf course, equestrian
facilities and more, residents and visitors will be able to experience
the magic of the area. With a rich history and scenic locale, Milky Way
Farms is an ideal location for those looking for that special place to
call home.
In the Heart of Tennessee ~ "The land of milk and honey" ~
Only 65 miles south of Nashville.
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