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Johnson City is largely located in Washington County in Tennessee, USA, with small portions falling in Sullivan County and Carter County. Located in the scenic valley of the eastern Tennessee Mountains, it covers an area of 102.54 sq km and has a population of around 60,000.
Johnson City has a temperate climate with moderately cold winters and warm, humid summers. The average summer temperature is 27°C, and in winter, the temperature is around 5°C.
Founded by Henry Johnson in 1856 as a railroad station, it was formerly known as ‘Johnson’s Depot’ and was incorporated in 1869.
Its invigorating terrain and climate are conducive to adventure sports, which makes it a favourite spot for adventure seekers. The Hands On! Regional Museum is a great place for the family to learn and enjoy. The city, steeped in rich history and Appalachian culture, is set in an abundance of natural beauty.
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