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The Volunteer State; State Bird, Flower, Tree and Animal: Mockingbird, Iris, Tulip Poplar, Raccoon

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Alcoa	Athens	Benton
Brentwood	Bristol	Butler
Chattanooga	Clarksville	Cleveland
Clinton	Columbia	Cookeville
Cordova	Cosby	Crossville
Dandridge	Dickson	Dover
Ducktown	Elizabethton	Erwin
Fayetteville	Franklin	Gatlinburg
Greeneville	Hampshire	Hampton
Harriman	Hendersonville	Hermitage
Hixson	Hohenwald	Hornbeak
Hurricane Mills	Jackson	Jamestown
Johnson City	Jonesborough	Kimball
Kingsport	Kingston	Knoxville
Kodak	La Follette	Lavergne
Lawrenceburg	Lebanon	Lewisburg
Lynchburg	Manchester	Mcminnville
Memphis	Monteagle	Monterey
Morristown	Mountain City	Mount Juliet
Murfreesboro	Nashville	Newport
Normandy	Oak Ridge	Paris
Pigeon Forge	Pikeville	Powell
Pulaski	Roan Mountain	Rogersville
Rugby	Samburg	Savannah
Sevierville	Shelbyville	Smithville
South Pittsburg	Tiptonville	Townsend
Unicoi	Walland	Wartrace
Watertown	Waverly	Waynesboro
White House

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The three stars on the flag represent the three different land forms in Tennessee. Mountains in the east, highlands in the middle and lowlands in the west. On the flag these regions are bound together in an unbroken circle. The field is crimson with a blue background for the stars. The final blue strip represents the Mississippi River that borders on Tennessee's western bank. Music is such an integral part of Tennessee's heritage that there are not one, but five official state songs: My Homeland, Tennessee ... When It's Iris Time in Tennessee ... My Tennessee ... Tennessee Waltz ... and Rocky Top.