Named for a town now submerged by Tellico Lake that used to be a capital for the Cherokee, it flows into the Ohio River near Paducah, Kentucky.
Tributaries include the Clinch, the Duck, and the Big Sandy Rivers.  The official start of this river was moved upstream 51 miles in 1933 from Lenoir City to where James White's Fort lies at the confluence of the Holston and the French Broad Rivers. Huntsville, Alabama lies on this river, on whose shores you can find Fort Henry.  Named for a town now submerged by Tellico Lake that used to be a capital for the Cherokee, it flows into the Ohio River near Paducah, Kentucky. With its headwaters in Knoxville, Tennessee, for 10 points, name this river with a namesake "Valley Authority" created by the New Deal which shares its name with a state whose capital is Nashville.
Tributaries include the Clinch, the Duck, and the Big Sandy Rivers.  
{Tennessee} River