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Assessor. The property assessor is responsible for the valuation of locally assessed real property and commercial/industrial personal property in the County. The Assessor maintains property ownership records and maps, and provides tax rolls for the County Trustee and municipal collectors for tax billing and collections.
About the County. Maury County was established in November of 1807. Maury County was named after Abram Maury, a prominent surveyor/politician of the region. This is the only county named Maury in the United States. Location is 35.61579 North, 87.07636 West. Land area is 612.92 square miles (392,271 acres) Water area is 2.65 square miles (1,696 ...
Oct 8, 2017 · 4 minutes to read. The Tennessee General Assembly established Maury County on November 16, 1807. Taken from parts of Williamson and Dickson Counties, the new county was named for Abram Maury, a state senator from Williamson County. Columbia, the county seat, was laid out and lots sold in 1808.
Mar 21, 2023 · Maury County is located in Middle Tennessee, one of the state’s three Grand Divisions. Formed from Williamson County in 1807, the county seat is Columbia. Our neighbor counties are Hickman, Lawrence, Lewis, Marshall & Williamson County.
Apr 5, 2023 · How to Spend One Day in Maury County, Tennessee. Updated: Apr 5, 2023. Tennessee’s Maury County encompasses Columbia, known as “Muletown” and the homeplace of President James K. Polk, as well as Mount Pleasant and Spring Hill. Maury County bursts with museums, hiking trails, breweries, wineries, eateries and shops, as well.
Maury County is a county in the State of Tennessee. It is part of the grand division of Middle Tennessee [1] and a part of the Nashville Metropolitan Area. [2] The county seat is Columbia. The estimated population of Maury County in 2019 was 96,387.
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