Bristol (Tennessee-Virginia)
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Bristol is a city in Southwest Virginia and Eastern Tennessee, United States of America. ContentsUnderstand[edit]Bristol is a city bisected by the Virginia-Tennessee border; the north half is in Virginia and the south half in Tennessee. State Street runs along the borderline and the two cities share a downtown. Bristol, Virginia is an independent city in Virginia, bounded by Washington County, Virginia and Sullivan County, Tennessee. As of the 2010 census, the city had a total population of 17,835. Bristol, Tennessee is in Sullivan County. As of the 2010 census, the city has a total population of 26,702. Originally named Goodson, the city was renamed to Bristol in 1890. Get in[edit]By plane[edit]The closest major airport is Tri-Cities Airport (TRI) and is approximately 20 miles driving distance. By car[edit]Interstate 81 connects Bristol with other cities (Roanoke, VA to the north and Knoxville, TN to the south) along a scenic and well maintained corridor that is a major route for private and commercial traffic. Bristol can be accessed via exits 1, 3, 5, and 7 in Virginia and exit 74 in Tennessee. Exit 3 on I-81 leads to I-381, a short spur freeway that takes traffic into downtown Bristol. Get around[edit]Public transportation is available to a limited portion of the city via a municipal bus system. See[edit][add listing]
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