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Established about 1816 by John Ross some 370 yards east of this point, Ross's Landing consisted of a ferry, warehouse, and landing. With the organization of Hamilton County in 1819 north of the river, it served not only the Cherokee trade but also as a convenient business center for the county. Cherokee parties left from the landing for the West in 1838, the same year the growing community took the name Chattanooga.
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Chattanooga, Tennessee · United States
