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Area map of Andrew Johnson National Historic Site in Tennessee. The site is labeled with a green callout box in the top right quadrant of the map. Interstates are shown as yellow lines and other roads in gray.

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Tennessee takes up the top three quarters of the map and is shown in pale green. North Carolina takes up most of the lower right quadrant and is shown in light teal.

Interstate 40 enters the map from the middle of the left edge and travels east to Dandridge before veering south to enter North Carolina and continue east again. Interstate 81 picks up the northeast trajectory after Dandridge and continues off the top right corner of the map. Interstate 26 travels north-south near the right edge of the map. Andrew Johnson National Historic Site is in Greenville, which is near the top of the loose triangle made by Interstates 81, 26, and 40 past Dandridge.

US Routes 25E, 11W, and 11 E run near Morristown in the top left quadrant of the map, where the Cherokee Reservoir is also labeled. Johnson City is east of Greenville on US Route 321. US Routes 19 and 25 connect with Interstate 26, which leads to Asheville, North Carolina in the lower right quadrant. The curving path of Interstate 40 encloses most of the lower left quadrant, which contains Knoxville, Sevierville, Maryville, Pigeon Forge, Douglas Lake, and Great Smoky Mountains Park. Those sites are connected by US Routes 441 and 321.