Red Belt
The Ridge-and-Valley Appalachians define the setting of Red Belt — low, wooded ridges and intervening corridors give this part of northwest Georgia its settled roadside character. The locality lies along State Route 1, also known here as Martha Berry Highway, at the junction with Twin Cedars Road. State Route 1 runs north–south through Georgia and, in the state’s northwest, continues toward the Tennessee line. Its local name commemorates Martha Berry, the educator who founded Berry College in Rome, Georgia. Rather than a dense town centre, Red Belt is a road-oriented locality of homes, trees and everyday traffic on Catoosa County’s rolling Appalachian edge. The surrounding terrain belongs to a wider band of parallel ridges extending across northwest Georgia into Tennessee and Alabama.
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Few communities in northwest Georgia have a history as closely tied to the Civil War’s Chickamauga Campaign as Red Belt. In country drained by Chickamauga Creek, this small locality lies near the ground where the Battle of Chickamauga was fought on 19–20 September 1863. Much of the battlefield is preserved within Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park, established in 1890 as the first national military park in the United States. Wooded terrain, fields and low ridges still give this corner of Georgia a strong connection to the campaign, while the town of Chickamauga is nearby. Move on to other webcams in northwest Georgia to compare creek valleys, ridges and historic settings around Red Belt.
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