Tullahoma, Tennessee is a city located in the state of Tennessee. It was first incorporated as a railroad work camp in 1852. Tullahoma is Choctaw for "Red Rock" and may have been named for a favorite horse of the land donor. The city's first major use was as a railroad hub during the expansion of the Nashville to Chattanooga railroad.
Tullahoma's population and steets are estimated by using a standard formula that includes a number of factors. The census data includes the number of people who live in the city and their ages, and their household composition. The corresponding income figures for each sector show how many people in each category live in poverty in Tullahoma. The median income for males and females in Tullahoma, TN is $30,962, while the percentage of poor residents is 17.2%. In Tullahoma, TN, the largest groups of people live in poverty: Whites, Blacks, and Hispanics.
According to the 2010 census, the population of Tullahoma, TN was 18,655. It is expected to grow to 19,790 by 2020. In Tullahoma, the most popular banks are Citizens Tri-County Bank, Citizens Bank of Lafayette, and Citizens Community Bancorporation. These are the three largest banks in Tullahoma. They provide personal financial services to both local and business residents.