Learn More About Georgetown, TN

At the intersection of Tennessee's Bradley, Hamilton, and Meigs counties sits Georgetown, an unincorporated village. The neighborhood is found along State Route 60, close to where it intersects with State Route 58. While Hamilton County is a part of the Chattanooga, TN-GA Metropolitan Statistical Area, Bradley County is a part of the Cleveland, Tennessee Metropolitan Statistical Area. Georgetown is the name of the city in the United States. 37336 is the Postal Service zip code.

Georgetown was a bustling commerce hub in the late 1800s with a number of sawmills, tanneries, and gristmills. The Tennessee, Virginia, and Georgia Railroad delivered goods to the adjacent Cleveland, which was then conveyed by wagon to the settlement. Corn, wheat, and bacon were a few of the primary products produced for the market at this time. March 9, 1837 saw the opening of Georgetown's first post office, which has since been situated in four different counties, including James County, also known as "The Lost County of Tennessee." Meigs County is where it is currently in use.

In Georgetown, 60.51% of the working population is made up of white-collar workers, while 39.49% are blue-collar workers. In Georgetown, there are 179 business owners (9.04 percent of the workforce), 1,380 people work for private companies (69.7 percent), and 85 people are employed by governmental organizations (4.29 percent).