Summary Of: Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park

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IUCN | | | Catoosa | Dade | Walker | Georgia | Hamilton County, Tennessee | USA | Chattanooga, TN | August 19 | 1890 | National Park Service | Georgia | Tennessee | American Civil War | | | Congress of the United States | national military parks | Shiloh | Gettysburg | Vicksburg | Chickamauga, Georgia | Chattanooga, Tennessee | Henry V. Boynton | Ferdinand Van Derveer | Union | Army of the Cumberland | Henry M. Cist | Charles H. Grosvenor | | | Missionary Ridge | Lookout Mountain | Moccasin Bend | National Park Service | National Register of Historic Places | October 15 | 1966 | February 20 | 2003 | National Historic Landmark | September 8 | 1986 | Battle of Chickamauga | First Battle of Chattanooga | Second Battle of Chattanooga | Third Battle of Chattanooga | U.S. Department of the Interior | v | d | Protected Areas | Georgia | National Park System | Fort Frederica National Monument | Fort Pulaski National Monument | Ocmulgee National Monument | Andersonville National Historic Site | Jimmy Carter National Historic Site | Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historic Site | Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park | Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area | Cumberland Island National Seashore | National Forests | Chattahoochee | Oconee | State Parks | Amicalola Falls | Black Rock Mountain | Bobby Brown | Cloudland Canyon | Crooked River | Elijah Clark | F.D. Roosevelt | Florence Marina | Fort Mountain | Fort Yargo | General Coffee | George L. Smith | George T. Bagby | Georgia Veterans | Gordonia-Alatamaha | Hamburg | Hard Labor Creek | Hart | High Falls | Indian Springs | James H. "Sloppy" Floyd | John Tanner | Laura S. Walker | Little Ocmulgee | Magnolia Springs | Mistletoe | Moccasin Creek | Panola Mountain | Providence Canyon | Red Top Mountain | Reed Bingham | Richard B. Russell | Sapelo Island | Seminole | Skidaway Island | Smithgall Woods | Sprewell Bluff | Stephen C. Foster | Sweetwater Creek | Tallulah Gorge | Tugaloo | Unicoi | Victoria Bryant | Vogel | Watson Mill Bridge | A.H. Stephens | Chief Vann House | Dahlonega Gold Museum | Etowah Indian Mounds | Fort McAllister | Kolomoki Mounds | Lapham-Patterson House | Little White House | New Echota | Travelers Rest | Wormsloe | State Forests | Bartram | Centennial Olympic Park | Jekyll Island | Lake Lanier Islands | Okefenokee Swamp | Radium Springs | Sapelo Island | Stone Mountain Park | Georgia Department of Natural Resources | | Georgia | state | stub | | Tennessee | stub | | protected area | United States | stub | v | d | U.S. National Register of Historic Places | Keeper of the Register | History of the National Register of Historic Places | Property types | Historic district | Contributing property | | List of entries | National Park Service | National Historic Landmarks | National Battlefields | National Historic Sites | National Historical Parks | National Memorials | National Monuments | Categories | IUCN Category V | American Civil War battlefields | Archaeological sites in Georgia (U.S. state) | Archaeological sites in Tennessee | Catoosa County, Georgia | Dade County, Georgia | Hamilton County, Tennessee | National Battlefields and Military Parks of the United States | Walker County, Georgia | Protected areas of Georgia (U.S. state) | Georgia (U.S. state) geography stubs | Tennessee geography stubs | United States protected area stubs |