Spectrum Internet, Voice and TV are available in Clarksville, TN

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Spectrum services are available in Clarksville, Tennessee

TV, Internet and Phone Plans in Clarksville, Gateway to the New South (37042)

Clarksville, TN is served by Spectrum, bringing you awesome TV, Internet and Voice service in Tennessee. With Spectrum in Clarksville, TN, you can take advantage of individual services like Spectrum TV and Spectrum Internet on their own, or bundle services in a Spectrum Double Play in Clarksville combining TV and Internet, Internet and Voice, or TV and Voice. A Spectrum Triple Play combines all three great services at one low monthly price. With Spectrum TV in Clarksville, TN you get all of your local channels on top of all the popular TV and national networks you're looking for, which means you'll have all your local news, weather and sports.

Speaking of sports, customers in Clarksville, TN will have access to not one, not two, but three regional sports networks, covering sports all over the south and midwest for all the regional teams Clarksville roots for. With Fox Sports South, Clarksville residents will see Major League Baseball from the St. Louis Cardinals, Atlanta Braves, and Cincinnati Reds; NBA games from the Atlanta Hawks and the Memphis Grizzlies; and National Hockey League games featuring the Nashville Predators and Carolina Hurricanes. You'll also get SportsSouth with more original sports programming, and FS Cincinnati, bringing you not only more Reds games but Great Midwest, MAC, ACC and more college sports. Speaking of college sports, you can't have a TV package in Tennessee without the SEC Network, so you can see the University of Tennessee in action in all the big sports.

Superior TV isn't the only game in town with Spectrum in Clarksville. You'll also be able to sign up for superior high-speed Internet in Clarksville, giving you speeds starting at up to 500 Mbps for your family. With speeds like these, you cannot only surf the web, but also download and stream music and other media, play games online and even share photos and videos with family and friends. Take advantage of Spectrum Internet in Clarksville for a strong connection that's always on.

When you bundle services, you can also take advantage of Spectrum Voice services in Clarksville, TN. While Spectrum Voice is not available as a standalone service, if you get Spectrum TV or Spectrum Internet (or both, for the best value) you can combine with Spectrum Voice and get unlimited local and long distance talk, anywhere throughout the United States, Puerto Rico, Canada, the US Virgin Islands and Guam, along with a number of popular calling features and a monthly bill that offers consistent savings, and a consistent price, each month. Additional calling features include call waiting, call forwarding, caller ID, even anonymous call blocking to get rid of those annoying telemarketing calls, as well as an easily set-up voicemail service.

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Spectrum TV bundles in Clarksville provide an extensive cable channel lineup with unbeatable prices and high-speed Spectrum Internet for web surfing.

Get two great Spectrum services in Tennessee and stream, game, download all the content you desire.

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More Information About Clarksville

Clarksville is a Tennessee city which serves as the county seat of the state's Montgomery County. Located in middle Tennessee near the confluence of the Cumberland and Red Rivers, the city lies 45 miles northwest of Nashville. Clarksville is the home of Austin Peay State University and a close neighbor to the Fort Campbell Army post, which straddles the Tennessee-Kentucky state line about 25 miles northwest of the city. Major roads servicing the city include Interstate I-24; U.S. Routes 41 and 79: and Tennessee State Highways 13, 48, and 76.

Founded in 1784 and incorporated as a town in 1785, Clarksville was named for Revolutionary War hero General George Rogers Clark. During the early years of the 19th century, the town slowly prospered and grew, establishing new roads, railroads, and bridges, along with churches and educational institutions. In 1855, Clarksville was incorporated as a city and during the latter part of the century, became well known for its production of dark fired tobacco. For several decades the city's economic growth was closely tied to the region's farming industry, but as the 20th century progressed, Clarksville and Montgomery County took on a more technology-based profile. The city today has become part of a significant regional center for transportation and industry and one of Tennessee's fastest-growing cities.

Points of Interest in Clarksville

One of Clarksville's performing arts hallmarks is its Roxy Regional Theatre. Housed in a 1947 art modern structure, the Roxy is Clarksville?s oldest professional theatre and offers a combination of professional company shows and community performances. Another prime venue for performance arts is Austin Peay State University?s Center for the Creative Arts, which promotes a variety of musical and dance productions, concerts, and theatrical performances. Located in historic downtown Clarksville is the Customs House Museum and Cultural Center, one of Tennessee?s largest general museums. The Don F. Pratt Memorial Museum, located at Fort Campbell, traces the history of the famed 101st Airborne Division?s Screaming Eagles from World War II to the present day. Other notable attractions in Clarksville include:

Cumberland RiverWalk: Clarksville's signature riverfront promenade. Wilma Rudolph Statue: Built to honor the Clarksville native and outstanding Olympic athlete. Smith-Trahern Mansion: Built in 1858 by wealthy tobacconist Christopher Smith. L & N Train Station: A restored 1890 station which served as the setting for the Monkees' hit, "Last Train to Clarksville". Dunbar Cave Montgomery County Courts Complex Beachaven Vineyards & Winery Clarksville City Arboretum Clarksville Speedway racetrack

Collegiate sports are plentiful in Clarksville, home of Austin Peay State University and the school's athletic teams, known as the "Governors". The University's teams compete in the Ohio Valley Conference (OVC). Professional sports can be found less than an hour away in the city of Nashville, home of the Tennessee Titans of the National Football League. Hockey fans in Nashville can root for the NHL's Nashville Predators, while baseball fans can follow the Nashville Sounds, a minor league team competing in the Pacific Coast League. The Sounds are the Class Triple-A affiliate of Major League Baseball's Milwaukee Brewers.

The population of Clarksville is approximately 89,243 (1995).
The approximate number of families is 27,642 (1990).

The amount of land area in Clarksville is 189.252 sq. kilometers.
The amount of surface water is 1.511 sq kilometers.
The distance from Clarksville to Washington DC is 607 miles. The distance to the Tennessee state capital is 41 miles. (as the crow flies)
Clarksville is positioned 36.56 degrees north of the equator and 87.34 degrees west of the prime meridian.
Clarksville elevation is 500 feet above sea level.
The Clarksville median home price is $133,338 (2005).

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