Welcome to the charming town of Etowah, Tennessee, where history and natural beauty meet to create a unique and memorable experience. Nestled in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains, our town has a rich history that dates back to the early 1900s when it was a bustling center for the mining and railroad industries.

Etowah citizens rallied and the City of Etowah purchased the Depot and grounds in 1978. An ambitious restoration project was undertaken and the Etowah Depot returned to its former glory. Today, the Depot stands as a symbol of Etowah’s birth and it remains the community’s favorite gathering place.

According to the 2010 U.S.Census the population of Etowah, Tennessee was approximately 3,490 with a population breakdown as shown below. Population by Age Amount 0 - 4 years of age 211

This 5-hour round trip takes you to the top of the famous Hiwassee Loop, where the tracks cross over themselves as they corkscrew up the mountain near Farner, Tennessee. There are only 6 of these loops in North America and this is the only one ever East of the Mississippi River.

Etowah Parks and Recreation Details as to parks, splash pad, Community Center, Ball Fields, Deport ground rentals, Community Center rentals, Birthday parties, youth sports, Community Center Memberships, etc...

The rules and organization of the City of Etowah Government structure. City Commission. Listing of Commission Member . Demographics - The City of Etowah . Details as to the City of Etowah Demographics and Geography . Municipal Code. Municipal Codes for the City of Etowah

Today the Depot houses a museum entitled "Growing UP With The L&N: Life and Times in a Railroad Town," the Etowah Chamber of Commerce and the Tennessee Overhill Heritage Tourism Association.

Etowah City Commission Members Mayor Burke Garwood. Vice-Mayor Laura Floyd. Commissioner - Diana Elrod. Commissioner - Gene Keller. Commissioner - Steve Fain

Apr 22, 2008 · In 1922 a monument was placed on the L & N depot grounds to commemorate the men in Company L. 117th Infantry, 30th Division who lost their lives serving in WWI. Etowah citizens raised funds to have the monument built and transported to Etowah.

The Administrative office of the City of Etowah are to serve as the contact point for Citizens, Organizations, Businesses and more for any concerns, comments or for assistance needed. …