Dunlap City
Dunlap City Hall is located at 15595 Rankin Avenue, Dunlap, TN 37327.
Phone: 423‑949‑2115.
Neighborhoods
- Altonen Oaks
- Big Oaks
- Blue Sewanee Estates
- Bluff View Estates
- Boulder Heights
- Boyd Hill
- Briar Branch
- Brook Ridge Estates
- Cartwright
- Clearview
- Deer Ridge Estates
- Dunaway
- East View
- Farmington
- Farmington Creek
- Farmington Heights
- Fernwood
- Fox Run Estates
- Fredonia Mountain
- Fredonia Mountain Farms
- Grants Mill
- Gray Creek Park
- Greenfields
- Greenfields South
- Greenfields West
- Hidden Acres
- Hidden Ridge
- Hidden Ridge Estates
- Hidden Valley Ridge
- Hill Estates
- Indian Hills
- Lake Daniel
- Lake Tahoo Estates
- Little Ponderosa
- Little Ponderosa
- Lusk
- Mantria Place
- Maple Leaf
- Mcnabb
- Mirror Lake
- Mountain View Estates
- Oak Meadows
- Oakwood Estates
- Old Madison Estates
- Old Town
- Oliver Hill
- Ponderosa Estates
- Raven Cliff
- Ridgecrest
- Rivers Edge Estates
- Riverview Estates
- Scenic Valley Townhomes
- Shadowland
- Sherwood Forest Estates
- Smith Addition
- Stone Creek Cabins
- Stone Creek Crossing
- Stonebrier
- Sunshine Estates
- The Woods
- Valley Brook
- Valley View
- Vista Ridge
- Wheeler Ridge Estates
- Wheeler Valley Farm
- Wheeler Valley Farms
- Window Rock Highlands
- Windridge
- Windridge Estates
- Woodcock Creek
- Woodland Ridge
Dunlap was founded as the county seat in 1858. It was named for William Dunlap [1798-1872], who served in U.S. House of Representatives from 1833-1837. Dunlap was instrumental in the formation of Sequatchie County. Dunlap was incorporated as a city in 1941. [en.wikipedia.org, accessed July, 2015]