1983 Map of Ringgold

About this map

Ringgold serves as the focal point of this Northwest Georgia landscape, situated where the Seaboard railroad and Interstate 75 cross the waters of South Chickamauga Creek. The map documents a complex geography of parallel ridges and valleys, most notably the long spine of White Oak Mountain which separates Cherokee Valley from the more developed western corridors. To the south, the boundary of the Chattahoochee National Forest reaches into the area, while a large U.S. Military Reservation occupies the central hills near Sand Mountain.