McNairy County
County Highlights
- I-45 and I-64 Access – Great highway positioning for logistics and distribution operations.
- Industrial Legacy – Home to former automotive and timber-related operations—many brownfield redevelopment opportunities.
- Manufacturing Reinvestment – New companies have retooled facilities for production within the past 5 years.
- Workforce Engagement – High school and TCAT programs target skilled trades.
- Agriculture and Forestry – Important part of the local economy with opportunities in value-added production.
Logistics Highlights
- U.S. 45 and 64 cross through, providing key logistics routes.
- Brownfield redevelopment sites poised for logistics or distribution.
- TCAT-supported workforce pipeline for trucking and freight.
- Proximity to I-22 enhances east-west connectivity to Birmingham and Memphis.
- Sites with road freight and utility access positioned for light industrial or distribution.
Reports
2025
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2025
This report provides an overview of McNairy County’s demographic, economic, and social makeup, in order to identify key themes of the interactive map.
2025
See McNairy County’s population, household income, and other demographic details, along with key data on employment, wages and cost of living that highlight the area’s economic landscape. Learn which industries drive local growth and how the county’s workforce and business climate compare to state and national trends.
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