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Dickson County Government
The development of the iron industry in Dickson County did much to shape the county in its early years. However, the building of the railroad in the 1860s, the building of the “Broadway of America,” now known as Highway 70, and the construction of Interstate 40, all of which pass through the southern portion of the county, have done much to shape the county over the last 150 years.
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Welcome To Dickson County, Tennessee
Although Charlotte is the County Seat, Dickson is the county’s largest city. The county’s 2000 population was 43,156; its six incorporated communities include Burns (1,366), Charlotte(1,153), Dickson(12,244), Slayden(138) and Vanleer(288) and White Bluff (2,142). Each of these towns contributed to the success of the county.
