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Catoosa County's Original Boundaries

Catoosa County's Original Boundaries

(From an Act of Dec. 5, 1853)

SECTION I. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the State of Georgia in General Assembly met, and it is hereby enacted by the authority of the same, That from and immediately after the passage of this act, the new County shall be laid out from the counties of Walker and Whitfield, to be included in the following bounds, to wit: beginning at number Twelve of the Ninth District of the Fourth Section on the Tennessee line, and running thence East, with the Tennessee line, to the North-east corner of number Six in the Eleventh District of the Third Section, thence South so as to include McNance, and thence a South-westerly direction, including Dr. B. F. Lee in the said new county, and to include Hincannon in the county of Whitfield, thence in a South-westerly direction with the Western spurs of Tunnel Hill Ridge to within one range of lots of land of the line between the Eleventh and Twelfth Districts, thence West to the North-west corner of Lot number Three Hundred and Eight in the Twenty-eighth District and Third Section, thence South to the South-west corner of Lot number Eighty-nine in the Twenty-seventh District, thence due West to the top of Taylor's Ridge, thence in a South-westerly direction along the top of Taylor's Ridge to Lot number One Hundred and Eighty-seven, thence West including said range to the South-west corner of Lot number One Hundred and Eighty-one on the line between the Twenty seventh District of the Third Section, and Eighth District of the Fourth Section, thence North along said district line to the corners of the Twenty-seventh, District of the Third Section, and Ninth District of the Fourth Section, thence West with the line of the Ninth District to the South-west corner of Lot number Three Hundred and Thirteen in said district, thence North to the place of beginning.

Source: Ga. Laws 1853-54, p. 286.

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