Westside
The Ridge-and-Valley Appalachians define the setting of Westside — low wooded ridges and broad development corridors give this part of northwest Georgia its layered suburban form. The community is in Catoosa County, immediately south of the Tennessee line, within the Chattanooga metropolitan area. Georgia State Route 146, locally called Cloud Springs Road, is a main east–west route; its junction with Mack Smith Road is surrounded by shops, services and residential districts. Westside belongs to the wider Civil War landscape of Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park, authorized in 1890 to preserve sites of the 1863 battles. The Tennessee River valley begins just north of the state line and connects the area with Chattanooga.
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Few communities in northwest Georgia have a history as closely tied to the Civil War’s Chickamauga Campaign as Westside. Set among the low ridges and wooded creek valleys of the Appalachian foothills, it lies close to the Tennessee line in the Chattanooga metropolitan area. Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park, established in 1890 as the first national military park in the United States, preserves landscapes associated with the 1863 fighting nearby. Westside also sits within the wider cultural orbit of Chattanooga, a city shaped by railroads, industry and the Tennessee River. Discover other points of interest through webcams located across northwest Georgia.
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