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• Chattanooga, Tennessee

  Metropolitan City full of attractions a short drive to the north across the TN-GA state line. Visit Website

• Chickamauga Campaign Heritage Trail

  Civil War historic driving route following the armies of the blue and gray to the Battle of Chickamauga in September 1863. Visit Website

• Chickamauga City 2019 CCR Report

  Chickamauga Water System Water quality report Visit Website

• Chickamauga City Schools

  The first graduation consisted of one student, Leon Wiley, in 1917. Today, the schools are consistently ranked among the state's best and is one of the few city school systems remaining. Visit Website

• Chickamauga Public Library

  With over 25,000 materials and six internet ready computers that also have the complete Microsoft Office Suite installed; a great place to visit and enjoy. Visit Website

• Chickamauga-Chattanooga National Military Park

  Chickamauga Battlefield just north of the City honors the soldiers who fought September 19-20, 1863. Visit Website

• Friends of the Gordon Lee Mansion

  The Friends of the Gordon-Lee Mansion exists, in cooperation with the City of Chickamauga, to promote, preserve, enhance, and foster public awareness and appreciation of the historic significance of the Gordon-Lee Mansion. The Friends are a not-for-profit organization. Visit Website

• Friends of the Park

  A not-for-profit organization dedicated to promoting public support for the Chickamauga & Chattanooga National Military Park. Visit Website

• Georgia Civil War

  The Georgia Civil War Commission was created by the 1993 Georgia General Assembly. It's mandate, as spelled out in Senate Resolution 21 is"to coordinate planning, preservation, and promotion of structures, buildings, sites, and battlefields associated with this significant period of our common heritage". Visit Website

• Georgia Municipal Association

  A voluntary, non-profit organization that represents municipal governments in Georgia Visit Website

• Gordon-Lee Mansion

  Completed in 1847, used by Union forces and as a hospital during the Battle of Chickamauga, still standing today. Visit Website

• Historic High Country

  Located in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains, just north of Atlanta, the Historic High Country includes 17 counties rich in history, tradition, and beauty. Visit Website

• Lee & Gordon's Mills

  The mill was occupied by both Confederate and Union armies. The Confederate under General Bragg the first few days of September 1863. Later September 19, 20 1863, General Rosecrans stationed a detachment at the mill to prevent Confederates from crossing the creek. Visit Website

• Northwest Georgia Joint Development Authority

  The mission of the Northwest Georgia Joint Development Authority is to improve the quality of life and increase community wealth for the Catoosa, Chattooga, Dade and Walker County region by promoting the expansion and growth of industry and diversification of the regional economy. Visit Website

• ThingsToDo.com

  A website dedicated to travel and tourism, look here for other activities and attractions near Chickamauga Georgia. Visit Website

• Top of Georgia

  The Top of Georgia is dedicated to creating private partnerships with local Northwest Georgia businesses. These relationships are the key to promoting the area as the best possible location for international firms to locate. Visit Website

• Walker Country Chamber of Commerce

  Enhancing the quality of life for the citizens of Walker County. Visit Website

• Walker County Government

  Growing, but at a rate that maintains a balance of industry, homes, and the natural beauty of the area. Visit Website