Unicoi Turnpike Trail 7. Coker Creek Then – Although the Unicoi Path cut Coker Creek, the area was not heavily settled until the 18th and 19th centuries. The Unaka Mountains were the least desirable of the Cherokee - Cherokee Path - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Unicoi Turnpike Trail 7. Coker Creek Then – Although the Unicoi Path cut Coker Creek, the area was not heavily settled until the 18th and 19th centuries. The Unaka Mountains were the least desirable of the Cherokee Add to Reading List Document Date: 2013-01-04 10:12:10 Open Document File Size: 434,35 KB Share Result on Facebook Facility Unicoi Turnpike / Benton MacKaye Trail / Unicoi Turnpike Trail / Fort Armistead / / NaturalFeature Unaka Mountains / Coker Creek / National Forest / / Organization US Government / Coker Creek Welcome Center / / Person Joe Brown Hwy / / / SportsEvent the heritage / / URL www.cokercreek.org / / SocialTag Native American history Cherokee Coker Creek Unicoi Mountains John Muir Trail Tennessee Geography of the United States Cherokee Nation

Unicoi Turnpike Trail 7. Coker Creek Then – Although the Unicoi Path cut Coker Creek, the area was not heavily settled until the 18th and 19th centuries. The Unaka Mountains were the least desirable of the CherokeeAdd to Reading List