Vestiges of the Trail of Tears in Georgia

Trail of Tears Routes in Georgia - Map from the National Park Service

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Georgia

Locations shown on the map are approximate. Items with an (N) are not shown.

(1) New Echota at 1211 Chatsworth Highway NE, Calhoun, Gordon County.

(1) Fort Wool at New Echota at 1211 Chatsworth Highway NE, Calhoun, Gordon County.

(5) Cedar Town Cherokee Removal Camp: - Cedartown, GA

Vann Cherokee Cabin - Cave Spring, GA

(2) Camp Scott: - Rome, GA

(3) Chieftains Museum/Major Ridge Home:Rome, GA

(N) Road from Ross' Farm to Ridge's Farm: - Rome, GA

(2) Running Waters (the John Ridge Home): at 3853 Calhoun Road N.E., six miles northeast of Rome.

(N) Fort Means: - Kingston, GA

(15) Cherokee Garden at Green Meadows: at 3780 Dallas Highway, near Old Hamilton Road in Powder Springs.

(7) Fort Buffington: - Cherokee County, GA

(N) The Trail From Fort Buffington

(7) Camp Sixes: - Cherokee County, GA

(7) The Trail From Camp Sixes

(7) Fields Chapel Methodist Church - Canton, GA

(6) Funk Heritage Center: 7300 Reinhardt College Circle, Waleska (on the Reinhardt University campus).

(6) Fort Hetzel - Ellijay, GA

(10) Rockdale Plantation (George Adair Home): at 1981 Highway 411, Ranger, GA.

(11) Vann House State Historic Site: at the intersection of Georgia Routes 225 and 52A, on the western outskirts of Chatsworth, Murray County.

(14) John Ross House: (Rossville, Walker County)

(N) Fort Floyd (Dahlonega, Lumpkin County)

(10) Fort Gilmer (Rock Springs, Murray County)

(N) Fort Newnan (Blaine, Pickens County)

(N) Encampment at Chastain’s (Blue Ridge, Union County)

Fort Hoskins (Springplace, Murray County)

Fort Campbell (Blaine, Forsyth County)

Fort Cumming (Lafayette, Walker County).

Camp Perkins, Dade County

Sources:
https://www.nps.gov/trte/learn/management/certified-sites-on-the-trail-of-tears-nht.htm
https://www.nps.gov/trte/planyourvisit/itinerary-georgia.htm