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64:Nearest city
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1895:John Tanner
1880:Chehaw Park
1690:Fort Morris
1206:Wolf Island
1181:Harris Neck
937:from SIRIS.
330:Left marker
310:, features
287:located in
98: /
74:Coordinates
2119:Categories
1730:New Echota
1507:High Falls
1472:Fort Yargo
1447:Don Carter
1186:Okefenokee
1171:Bond Swamp
1161:Banks Lake
950:Government
665:References
547:Playground
524:Facilities
427:Washington
380:Greensboro
234:in Georgia
182:Designated
86:83°23′12″W
83:31°39′52″N
1861:and other
1859:municipal
1788:Hightower
1653:and sites
1542:Mistletoe
1517:Jack Hill
544:Gift shop
517:in 1980.
396:Abbeville
388:Fort Mill
384:Charlotte
312:Civil War
1793:Paulding
1750:Wormsloe
1582:Seminole
1196:Savannah
1191:Piedmont
685:June 22,
613:See also
541:Monument
456:and the
193:80001094
135:Visitors
54:Location
1857:County,
1768:Bartram
1760:Forests
1622:Tugaloo
1497:Hamburg
1176:Eufaula
1058:Federal
1050:Georgia
1010:YouTube
737:June 5,
552:Gallery
500:Atlanta
419:Western
415:Georgia
360:Cabinet
322:History
304:granite
151:Website
127:Founder
119:Founded
1778:Dawson
1627:Unicoi
1201:Wassaw
439:Varina
370:, and
1868:Parks
1807:Other
1637:Vogel
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1405:State
496:stele
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