Ross’s Landing (present-day Chattanooga, Tennessee, USA)

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Ross’s Landing, now part of downtown Chattanooga, Tennessee, was a key 19th-century Cherokee riverfront trading post and departure point on the Trail of Tears.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Cherokee settlement
former riverfront trading post
historic site
associatedWith Cherokee removal
linked to: Trail of Tears

U.S. Indian Removal policy
commemoratedBy historical markers
commemoratedFor role in Cherokee history
role in the Trail of Tears
currentSiteIncludes Chattanooga riverfront park area
linked to: Tennessee Riverwalk

Tennessee Aquarium vicinity
ethnicAssociation Cherokee Nation
hasHeritageDesignation local historic site (Chattanooga)
historicalEra 19th century
locatedIn Chattanooga, Tennessee
Hamilton County, Tennessee
Tennessee
United States
locatedOn Tennessee River
namedAfter John Ross
partOf downtown Chattanooga
predecessorOf city of Chattanooga
linked to: Chattanooga
roleInEvent departure point for Cherokee removal on the Trail of Tears
significantEvent Trail of Tears
usedAs emigration depot
ferry landing
riverfront trading post
steamboat landing

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John Ross residence Ross’s Landing (present-day Chattanooga, Tennessee, USA)
John Ross residence Ross’s Landing (present-day Chattanooga, Tennessee)
subject linked to: Principal Chief John Ross
linked to: Ross’s Landing (present-day Chattanooga, Tennessee, USA)