Tourist Guide Nashville
Nashville, called the Music City, is the capital of Tennessee, USA, in Davidson County. The city is located on the banks of the Cumberland River.
Nashville has hot, humid summers with temperatures reaching 32°C. The winter season can be chilly with lows below –2°C. Unpredictable tornadoes and severe thunderstorms are part of the climatic phenomena.
The city’s population is consolidated with that of Davidson County, and stands at 607,000 people. The largest industry of Nashville is health care, with over 250 health care companies set up from here.
Also, equally important to Nashville’s economy is the music industry. The city is the second biggest music production and recording centre in America and is also known as the ‘home of country music’.
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