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City limits signage of Bean Station. Bean Station is located in rural easternmost Grainger County, 45 miles (72 km) northeast of Knoxville, [51] where it borders the unincorporated community of Mooresburg at the line between Grainger and Hawkins Counties.
US 11W exits the city limits of Rutledge near a Clayton Homes manufacturing plant. [15] US 11W near its southern concurrency terminus with US 25E in Bean Station. Continuing northeast, US 11W passes through more farmland and enters the unincorporated community of Avondale, where it provides access to Grainger High School.
Bean Station Utility District, (BSUD), provides municipal water access for southeastern Grainger County including the municipalities of Rutledge and Bean Station. [92] Knoxville Utilities Board provides electricity to southwestern Grainger County including the city of Blaine and the community of Powder Springs. [93]
In 1977, 100 acres of Mooresburg was proposed to be inside the city limits of Bean Station during an incorporation vote. [9] However voters in both Grainger and Hawkins counties rejected to incorporate. [9]
SR 92 – Rutledge, Jefferson City, Cherokee Dam: Southern terminus: Hoppers Bluff: Helton Road: State connector road to US 11W: German Creek: 15– 15.2: 24– 24.5: German Creek Bridge over Cherokee Lake/German Creek: Rocky Springs Road: State connector road to US 25E-US 11W: Bean Station: 18.2: 29.3
Bean would establish the outpost of Bean Station, which served as the new southern terminus of the Wilderness Road, in 1776. [32] By 1821, the Tennessee section of the Wilderness Road from the Cumberland Gap to Bean Station would be established as the Bean Station Turnpike and would receive state funding while being a privately owned toll route ...
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