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Tatham Gap Rd. Part of the Trail of Tears
in Trail of Tears
Sign showing the end of the Tatham Gap Rd.
posted by: paul-3
location: North Carolina
date approved: 5/5/2012
last visited: never
N4.2 km
Tatham Gap Rd-highest point. Part of Trail of Tears.
High point of Tatham Gap Rd. El: 3645'
N11.6 km
Junaluska and Nicie Gravesite - Robbinsville, NC
Junaluska Museum is located on Junaluska Rd in Robbinsville, NC
posted by: nomadwillie
date approved: 5/17/2011
last visited: 5/22/2008
SW24.3 km
Cherokee Co. Historical Museum
The Cherokee Co. Historcial Museum is located in Murphy, NC
posted by: lilluckyclover
date approved: 9/15/2007
last visited: 8/5/2011
SW25.1 km
Fort Butler, NC
The last Fort in North Carolina before the Cherokee were moved to Tennessee camps. It also commanded the military district.
posted by: Thorny1
date approved: 9/20/2008
last visited: 10/9/2012
NW54.2 km
Sequoyah Birthplace Museum - Vonore, Tennessee
The Sequoyah Birthplace museum is a stop on the Trail of Tears National Historic Trail.
posted by: GT.US
location: Tennessee
date approved: 9/8/2010
NE54.6 km
Museum of the Cherokee Indian, Cherokee Reservation NC
The Museum of the Cherokee Indian is at the intersection of U.S. Highway 441 and Drama Road in Cherokee, North Carolina.
posted by: GA Cacher
date approved: 9/16/2007
last visited: 4/16/2011
SW84 km
Fort Hetzel (East Ellijay), GA
Fort Hetzel marker located on the Zell Miller Mountain Parkway (US 76) at 1st Ave east of Ellijay, GA.
posted by: Lat34North
location: Georgia
date approved: 12/16/2008
last visited: 6/4/2011
SW102 km
Fort Gilmer, Georgia
Fort Gilmer was one of the Cherokee Indian removal forts in Georgia. A historical marker located near the former site of the Fort is located on Old US 411 four miles north of Carters, Georgia.
posted by: Marine Biologist
date approved: 12/29/2008
last visited: 9/13/2008
W109.9 km
Cherokee Removal Memorial Park ~ Meigs County Tennessee
Cherokee Removal Memorial Park in Meigs County Tennessee.
posted by: BackBrakeBilly
date approved: 9/26/2007
last visited: 11/1/2011
W110.2 km
Blythe Ferry, Tennessee
This marker at Blythe Ferry describes the forced extraction of the Indian peoples. Some descriptions of their condition and treatment at the Tennessee River crossing is included. A park near this marker has been dedicated to their memory.
posted by: PrognosticatingPedologist
W113.1 km
SMITH'S CROSSROADS
Kiuka War Trace (later Black Fox Trail) Here in 1838 the Trail of Tears crossed the Tennessee Valley from Blythes Ferry.
posted by: Better Half
date approved: 10/2/2007
last visited: 9/9/2011
W119.7 km
Memorial at Old Stone Presbyterian Church in Catoosa County, Georgia
Located on GA 2 east of US 41 at Tiger Creek in Catoosa County, Georgia.
posted by: Sprinterman
date approved: 11/22/2007
last visited: 1/23/2010
SW124.7 km
Trail of Tears Began Here
It began here at the National Capital of the Cherokee Nation
date approved: 11/18/2007
last visited: 4/15/2009
Trail of Tears Marker at New Echota
Marker at New Echota Site
last visited: 4/4/2012
SW134.5 km
Sixes Mill - Cherokee Co., GA
Sixes Mill and the site of Fort Sixes, used as a Cherokee Removal Fort. Located north of Atlanta GA on Sixes RD, just west of I-575 in Cherokee County, GA.
date approved: 10/10/2007
last visited: 5/9/2011
