Learn More About Speedwell, TN

Tennessee's state capital is the little village of Speedwell. Speedwell, the 184th largest municipality in Tennessee, has just one neighborhood and 2,721 residents.

Speedwell is commonly referred to as a "blue-collar town" since jobs requiring physical work predominate in the area's economy. In contrast to the national average of 27.7%, 42.94% of the people who work in Speedwell are engaged in blue-collar jobs. The majority of the population in Speedwell work in sales and administration, shipping and transportation, and construction. Office and administrative support (13.57%), sales (10.43%), and food service (9.19%) occupations employ a disproportionately large number of residents of Speedwell.

Due to a combination of a lower population density and a dearth of boisterous social groups, the town is relatively peaceful. For instance, there aren't as many young families or college students in Speedwell. All things considered, Speedwell is a relatively calm location to live. You will probably like it here if you like quiet. However, the typical commute to work in Speedwell is fairly far. People commute to work for an average of 34.04 minutes daily, which is far longer than the national average.