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CARROLL COUNTY Carroll County consists of approximately 29,000 residents. Our communities consist of the town of Huntingdon, city of McKenzie and the unincorporated areas of Atwood, Bruceton, Clarksburg, Hollow Rock, McLemoresville and Trezevant. For more information on Carroll County visit the Chamber of Commerce Website. Surrounding counties include Benton, Henry, Weakly, Gibson and Henderson. |
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HISTORY This area was once Chickasaw Indian Land, the first settlers found beautiful fertile fields and forests. In 1682 the French fur traders made camp in an area we now call Chickasaw Bluffs and as claimed by the French General La Salle for the country of France. Tennessee became a state in 1796 and in 1818 Western Tennessee was acquired by the Jackson Purchase. Carroll County was established by the Tennessee State Legislature on Nov. 7th. 1821. |
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COMMUNITY LINKS Carroll County Chamber of Commerce Carroll County 1,000 Acre Recreation Lake Information (Lake Halford) - Chamber Website - Link for lake information on middle right side of site. SCHOOLS Carroll County has several school districts. Please check out the school's websites using the links below. Bruceton-Hollow Rock Special School District - Serving the communities of Bruceton and Hollow Rock and adjacent areas. Huntingdon Special School District - Serving the community of Huntingdon and adjacent areas. McKenzie Special School District - Serving the community McKenzie and adjacent areas. South Carroll Special School District - Serving the communities of Clarksburg, Yuma, Westport, Concord and areas bording Natchez State Park. West Carroll Special School District - Serving the communities of Atwood, Leach, Lavina, Cedar Grove, Trezevant and adjacent areas. Bethel University |
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