Calhoun

Calhoun is best known in Georgia for its long-established floor-covering industry. The city is the seat of Gordon County and lies in northwest Georgia near the Oostanaula River, amid the rolling terrain between the Appalachian foothills and the state’s northern valleys. Nearby New Echota preserves the site that served as the Cherokee Nation’s capital from 1825 until the Cherokee removal era, making the area an important place for understanding Cherokee history in the Southeast. Calhoun also sits along Interstate 75, connecting it directly with Atlanta and Chattanooga. Find related webcams in northwest Georgia to build a fuller picture of Calhoun and the Oostanaula River valley.

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