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Demographics
Memphis?the city of cool jazz and hot blues. With a population of nearly 650,000 residents, this city is Tennessee?s largest and is the cultural center of the state?s western region. The seat of Shelby County, it comprises nearly 300 square land miles.

Education
Memphis residents value a quality educational system. The Memphis City Schools is the largest system in the state and the 21st largest in the country. More than 190,000 youngsters receive a quality education in the system?s 191 schools.

Recreation and Sports
For recreation and sports Overton Park features 350 acres, which contain a 9-hole golf course, the Memphis Zoo, picnic facilities, and a beautiful lake encircled by walking trails. The city maintains 11 public golf courses and 100 public tennis courts for residential enjoyment.

The NBA?s Memphis Grizzlies compete at the Pyramid Arena, which is located on the banks of the Mississippi River in downtown Memphis. This stainless steel, 32-story pyramid is the third largest in the world and is the city?s premier sports and entertainment venue with a seating capacity of 22,000.

Art and Culture
For cultural diversions, the Memphis Ballet and Opera perform at the Orpheum Theater. Constructed in 1928, the opulence and beauty of The Orpheum has been preserved to reflect its historic past in style and décor.

Dining, Entertainment, and Shopping
Sun Studio is the birthplace of Elvis, Jerry Lee Lewis, B.B. King, and Roy Orbison. Memorabilia, rare recordings, and photos depict the history of this interesting studio turned museum. The Sun Studio Café offers delicious foods while listening to the tunes of the famous careers the Studio launched years ago.

Revitalized Beale Street is the birthplace of the blues. This three block entertainment district is chock full of restaurants, boutiques, and nightclubs. Nightclubs feature the best of the blues to standing room only crowds. Street vendors sell everything from tee shirts to jazz and blues CDs. Beale Street is the musical beat of Memphis.

From downtown Memphis, a footbridge and a monorail connect Mud Island River Park and downtown Memphis. This 52-acre park presents the educational and cultural features of the Mighty Mississippi River. The Mud Island River Park Museum features numerous historical exhibits of one of America?s greatest rivers. Stroll along the River Walk, a five-block area on the island, and browse the shops and eateries. The Memphis Belle, the famous World War II B-17 bomber is on display, as well as a flowing replica of the Mississippi River.

Memphis offers a progressive lifestyle within a modern city, yet retains the unhurried pace unique to the South. Memphis respects her past and has her eyes on the future.

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