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Oak Ridge

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Tennessee

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Oak Ridge
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Oak Ridge

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Why choose  

Oak Ridge

 for Your US RN career

Oak Ridge is located in the East Tennessee region, within Anderson County. The city offers a suburban lifestyle with a mild climate, making it suitable for outdoor activities year-round, and it is generally considered affordable. Oak Ridge is family-friendly with good schools and parks, but it also has amenities that appeal to singles, creating a balanced community atmosphere.

Why choose  

Oak Ridge

Tennessee

 for your US RN career

Oak Ridge is located in the East Tennessee region, within Anderson County. The city offers a suburban lifestyle with a mild climate, making it suitable for outdoor activities year-round, and it is generally considered affordable. Oak Ridge is family-friendly with good schools and parks, but it also has amenities that appeal to singles, creating a balanced community atmosphere.

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Cost of living

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In Oak Ridge, TN, the average monthly household expenses typically range around $3,200. This figure includes costs such as housing, utilities, groceries, and transportation. Housing is the largest expense, with median rent and mortgage payments contributing significantly to the overall budget.

Housing Cost

Median Monthly Rent

$1,033.00

National $1,268/month

Monthly Rent

  • <$500

    10%

  • $500-$999

    36%

  • $1,000 - $1,499

    49%

  • $1,500 - $1,999

    4%

  • 2,000+

    2%

Rent vs Own

  • Rent

    36%

  • Own

    64%

Weather

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Get familiar with the city's climate and weather patterns

Annual-averages

Precipitation

Precipitation

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Snowfall

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6.6 in

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Annual Average High Temperature

Annual Average High Temperature

70°F

Annual Average Low Temperature

Annual Average Low Temperature

47°F

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Transportation

Learn how people get to and from work, how long it takes, and check out the closest airports. Traveling by car is recommended.

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Walkability

US Driving Conditions

  • Well-Mantained Roads

    Well-Mantained Roads

    Enjoy a smooth drive on roads that are regularly maintained and paved.

  • Enhanced Visibility

    Enhanced Visibility

    Streets are well-lit, providing clear visibility at all times to enhace your safety.

  • Orderly Traffic Flow

    Orderly Traffic Flow

    Traffic lights and signs are strategically placed and followed, promoting an orderly flow of traffic.

  • Strict Law Adherence

    Strict Law Adherence

    Drivers and pedestrians alike adhere to traffic laws rigorously.

US Driving Conditions

How do people in

Oak Ridge

get to work?

Walking

Walking

1%

Bicycle

Bicycle

0%

Car

Car

75%

Public Transportation

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Average Travel Time To Work

20 Minutes

Nearest Airports

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State Attractions

Chickasaw State ParkChickasaw State Park

Chickasaw State Park

State park with horse rentals, camp sites & cabins, plus swimming & kayaking on Lake Placid.
Mousetail Landing State ParkMousetail Landing State Park

Mousetail Landing State Park

Mousetail Landing State Park offers visitors beautiful hiking trails, serene picnic spots by Kentucky Lake, and opportunities for wildlife observation and fishing, making it a perfect destination for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts.
Edgar Evins State ParkEdgar Evins State Park

Edgar Evins State Park

Mountainous park including Center Hill Lake also includes an onsite restaurant inside the marina.
Harpeth River State ParkHarpeth River State Park

Harpeth River State Park

Hiking trails to the point where the river passes through an 1800s tunnel, creating a waterfall.
Rock Island State ParkRock Island State Park

Rock Island State Park

At the confluence of three rivers with dramatic waterfall, park offers fishing & year-round cabins.
Lost Creek Falls Trailhead - Scott's Gulf Wilderness State ParkLost Creek Falls Trailhead - Scott's Gulf Wilderness State Park

Lost Creek Falls Trailhead - Scott's Gulf Wilderness State Park

Lost Creek Falls Trailhead offers visitors breathtaking views of stunning waterfalls, serene hiking trails, and the opportunity to immerse themselves in the natural beauty of the Scott's Gulf Wilderness.
Twin FallsTwin Falls

Twin Falls

Twin Falls offers breathtaking views of cascading waterfalls and stunning natural landscapes, making it a perfect destination for outdoor enthusiasts and photographers.
Pisgah National ForestPisgah National Forest

Pisgah National Forest

Vast park boasts forests, waterfalls, peaks & rivers, with on-site camping, hiking & picnic space.
Fields of the WoodFields of the Wood

Fields of the Wood

Gigantic monuments include a 30-foot-high Bible at a religious theme park with a gift shop.
Outdoor Adventure Rafting - Ocoee WhitewaterOutdoor Adventure Rafting - Ocoee Whitewater

Outdoor Adventure Rafting - Ocoee Whitewater

Experience exhilarating whitewater rafting on the Ocoee River, known for its thrilling rapids and stunning natural scenery, perfect for adventure seekers and nature lovers alike.
Bald River FallsBald River Falls

Bald River Falls

This scenic, 90-foot waterfall is a popular destination for nature observation & photography.
Chilhowee Mountain OverlookChilhowee Mountain Overlook

Chilhowee Mountain Overlook

Chilhowee Mountain Overlook offers breathtaking panoramic views of the Great Smoky Mountains, making it a perfect spot for photography, hiking, and enjoying stunning sunsets.
Cherokee National ForestCherokee National Forest

Cherokee National Forest

Mountain reserve known for hiking, wildlife & whitewater rafting, with campgrounds & picnic areas.
Little Debbie ParkLittle Debbie Park

Little Debbie Park

Little Debbie Park offers a delightful experience for families with its charming playgrounds, picnic areas, and beautiful walking trails, making it a perfect spot for outdoor fun and relaxation.
Cloudland Canyon State ParkCloudland Canyon State Park

Cloudland Canyon State Park

Nature area with bike paths, trails, caves & waterfalls, plus campgrounds, cottages & yurts to rent.
West Tennessee Delta Heritage Center / Tina Turner MuseumWest Tennessee Delta Heritage Center / Tina Turner Museum

West Tennessee Delta Heritage Center / Tina Turner Museum

The West Tennessee Delta Heritage Center, home to the Tina Turner Museum, offers visitors a unique glimpse into the rich musical history and cultural heritage of the Delta region, celebrating the life and legacy of one of music's greatest icons.
Blue HoleBlue Hole

Blue Hole

The Blue Hole offers breathtaking natural beauty, incredible snorkeling and diving opportunities amidst vibrant coral reefs, and a unique chance to explore one of the world's most famous underwater sinkholes.
Roan Mountain State ParkRoan Mountain State Park

Roan Mountain State Park

Park at 6,285 feet with rhododendrons, hiking & camp featuring cabins, tennis court & swimming pool.
DollywoodDollywood

Dollywood

Owned by Dolly Parton, this theme park has waterslides, rides & a number of live music shows.
Cummins Falls State ParkCummins Falls State Park

Cummins Falls State Park

Historic site of 2 former mills is now a popular spot for swimming & hiking.

Local and Nearby Attractions

Frozen Head State ParkFrozen Head State Park

Frozen Head State Park

24,000-acre park with a scenic observation deck, dense forest areas, hiking & tent campsites.
Lakeshore ParkLakeshore Park

Lakeshore Park

Lake & mountain views from the paths of this park with ball fields, trails, lawns & a playground.
Ijams Nature CenterIjams Nature Center

Ijams Nature Center

Wetlands & rock formations fill urban nature park with 10 miles of trails plus bike & canoe rental.
Neyland StadiumNeyland Stadium

Neyland Stadium

Home of the Tennessee Vols, this football stadium ranks as one of the largest in the nation.

Nearby Cities

Explore nearby major cities, perfect for quick getaways and day trips.

Nashville

Nashville

,

TN

12 km

This city is renowned for its vibrant music scene, rich country music history, and delicious Southern cuisine, making it a must-visit destination for music lovers and food enthusiasts alike.

Knoxville

Knoxville

,

TN

12 km

This city offers visitors a rich blend of vibrant arts and culture, outdoor adventures in the nearby Great Smoky Mountains, and a lively food scene featuring unique Southern cuisine.

Chattanooga

Chattanooga

,

TN

12 km

This city is a vibrant city known for its stunning natural beauty, outdoor adventures like hiking and rock climbing, and attractions such as the Tennessee Aquarium and Lookout Mountain.

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What Childcare Options Are Available for Nurses in

Oak Ridge

,

Tennessee

?

Nurses relocating with children for a US nursing job in

Oak Ridge

,

Tennessee

may want to explore childcare options that fit their family's needs. Common choices in the US include daycare centers and in home care for infants and toddlers, preschool programs for ages 3 to 5, and after school care for school-aged children. Since availability can vary by age and location, it is a good idea to start your search early.

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Oak Ridge

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Community

  • Access to Outdoor Activities
  • Access to Parks
  • Nightlife
  • Good for Retirees
  • Good for Young Professionals
  • Good for Families
  • Diversity

Discover a variety of community spaces in this city, including places of worship and community centers.

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