Memphis metropolitan area

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The Memphis Metropolitan Statistical Area, TN-MS-AR (MSA) is the 42nd largest among similarly designated areas in the United States. According to the 2000 U.S. Census, the MSA has a population of 1,205,204 among the three states of Tennessee, Mississippi, and Arkansas.

Contents

1 Counties
2 Cities

2.1 Primary City
2.2 Suburbs with 10,000 or more inhabitants
2.3 Suburbs with 1,001 to 9,999 inhabitants
2.4 Suburbs with 1,000 or fewer inhabitants

Counties

Tennessee

Mississippi

Arkansas

Crittenden

Cities

Primary City

Memphis

Suburbs with 10,000 or more inhabitants

Suburbs with 1,001 to 9,999 inhabitants

Suburbs with 1,000 or fewer inhabitants

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Capital:	Nashville
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Regions:	Blue Ridge Mountains \| Ridge-and-valley Appalachians \| Cumberland Plateau \| Highland Rim \| Nashville Basin \| Mississippi Delta
Major cities:	Chattanooga \| Clarksville \| Johnson City \| Knoxville \| Memphis \| Murfreesboro \| Nashville
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	State of Mississippi Regions \| Larger Cities \| Smaller Cities \| Governors \| Lieutenant Governors \| Legislature \| State Parks \| Music \| History \|
Capital:	Jackson
Regions:	The Delta - Golden Triangle - Gulf Coast - Jackson Metro - Memphis Metro - Natchez District - Pine Belt
Larger cities:	Biloxi - Clinton - Columbus - Greenville - Gulfport - Hattiesburg - Jackson - Meridian - Pascagoula - Southaven - Tupelo - Vicksburg
Smaller cities:	Brandon - Brookhaven - Canton - Clarksdale - Cleveland - Corinth - Gautier - Greenwood - Grenada - Horn Lake - Indianola - Laurel - Long Beach - Madison - McComb - Moss Point - Natchez - Ocean Springs - Olive Branch - Oxford - Pearl - Picayune - Ridgeland - Starkville - West Hattiesburg (Oak Grove) - West Point - Yazoo City
Counties:	Adams - Alcorn - Amite - Attala - Benton - Bolivar - Calhoun - Carroll - Chickasaw - Choctaw - Claiborne - Clarke - Clay - Coahoma - Copiah - Covington - DeSoto - Forrest - Franklin - George - Greene - Grenada - Hancock - Harrison - Hinds - Holmes - Humphreys - Issaquena - Itawamba - Jackson - Jasper - Jefferson - Jefferson Davis - Jones - Kemper - Lafayette - Lamar - Lauderdale - Lawrence - Leake - Lee - Leflore - Lincoln - Lowndes - Madison - Marion - Marshall - Monroe - Montgomery - Neshoba - Newton - Noxubee - Oktibbeha - Panola - Pearl River - Perry - Pike - Pontotoc - Prentiss - Quitman - Rankin - Scott - Sharkey - Simpson - Smith - Stone - Sunflower - Tallahatchie - Tate - Tippah - Tishomingo - Tunica - Union - Walthall - Warren - Washington - Wayne - Webster - Wilkinson - Winston - Yalobusha - Yazoo

	The State of Arkansas
Capital	Little Rock
Regions	Ozarks \| Ouachita Mountains \| Mississippi Alluvial Plain \| Crowley's Ridge \| Arkansas River Valley \| Western Arkansas
Metropolitan Areas	Little Rock \| Fayetteville-Springdale-Rogers \| Fort Smith \| Texarkana \| Jonesboro \| Pine Bluff \| Hot Springs \| Memphis, Tennessee \|
	Arkansas\| Ashley \| Baxter \| Benton \| Boone \| Bradley \| Calhoun \| Carroll \| Chicot \| Clark \| Clay \| Cleburne \| Cleveland \| Columbia \| Conway \| Craighead \| Crawford \| Crittenden \| Cross \| Dallas \| Desha \| Drew \| Faulkner \| Franklin \| Fulton \| Garland \| Grant \| Greene \| Hempstead \| Hot Spring \| Howard \| Independence \| Izard \| Jackson \| Jefferson \| Johnson \| Lafayette \| Lawrence \| Lee \| Lincoln \| Little River \| Logan \| Lonoke \| Madison \| Marion \| Miller \| Mississippi \| Monroe \| Montgomery \| Nevada \| Newton \| Ouachita \| Perry \| Phillips \| Pike \| Poinsett \| Polk \| Pope \| Prairie \| Pulaski \| Randolph \| Saline \| Scott \| Searcy \| Sebastian \| Sevier \| Sharp \| St. Francis \| Stone \| Union \| Van Buren \| Washington \| White \| Woodruff \| Yell
Cities	Benton \| Bentonville \| Blytheville \| Conway \| El Dorado \| Fayetteville \| Fort Smith \| Hot Springs \| Jacksonville \| Jonesboro \| Little Rock \| North Little Rock \| Paragould \| Pine Bluff \| Rogers \| Russellville \| Searcy \| Sherwood \| Springdale \| Texarkana \| Van Buren
See also	For the complete list of current cities, towns, unincorporated communities, counties, and other recognized places in Arkansas, see: List of places in Arkansas.