Learn More About Farner, TN

Farner is a small town in the state of Tennessee. Farner, Tennessee's 372nd largest community, has a population of 267 people and only one neighborhood.

Farner is known as a blue-collar town because physical labor occupations dominate the local economy. Blue-collar occupations employ 36.97% of the Farner workforce, compared to 27.7% nationally. Farner is primarily populated by service providers, production and manufacturing workers, and sales and office personnel. Farner has a high concentration of people working in maintenance occupations (29.41%), law enforcement and firefighting (14.29%), and food service (7.56%). Farner is a highly safe area to live because of its generally low crime rate, which is among the lowest in the country.

The town is rather peaceful thanks to a combination of a lower population density and a lack of those social groups that are known for being boisterous. For instance, Farner has a smaller proportion of families with young children and/or college students. As a result, Farner is often a calm location to live. This place will probably suit your needs if you appreciate quiet.

However, one drawback to residing in Farner is that people generally deal with a lengthy commute, spending an average of 30.69 minutes traveling to work each day.