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Dunlap

By Ben Benton June 2, 2016 1 min read

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Dunlap

Staff Photo by Doug Strickland/Chattanooga Times Free Press - July 25, 2013. Clark Harlow, who runs Thrill-A-Minute Sports, a tandem hang-gliding service, left, puts a harness onto passenger Luke Walker, 9, at the Tennessee Tree Toppers association's Henson's Gap launching area Thursday in Dunlap, Tenn.

Little Rileigh Keener, 4, lower left, looks at the pumpkins grown by Mary Farley, center. Bill Lowe, right, smiles as they guess at the weight of the produce Monday during registration. The 88th Annual Sequatchie County Fair opens Wednesday and runs through Monday, Sept. 7.

The Sequatchie County marching band takes the field. The Bledose County Warriors visited the Sequatchie County Indians in TSSAA football action Saturday September 25, 2015.

Tennessee Department of Transportation inspector Riley Henson walks over a boardwalk that is under construction. Crews are nearly finished with a segment along Coops Creek in Dunlap that completes the first three phases of the town's greenway project.

The streets of downtown Dunlap are blocked off every year for the annual 4th of July Parade down Rankin Ave. A large celebration on the courthouse lawn follows the parade.

Phyllis Moore of Fort Payne, Ala. looks at breakables through a magnifying glass at the 127 Yard Sale in Dunlap on Friday.

DUNLAP, Tenn.

Location: Dunlap lies in the middle of the Sequatchie Valley at the center of Sequatchie County. Dunlap is Sequatchie’s only incorporated town and the county seat.

Size: 8.62 square miles

Founded: 1858

Population: 5,068 (2014 estimate)