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Rocky Face Ridge Battlefield

A small parking area at Mill Creek Gap with a plaque and historic markers is on the south side of Chattanooga Road (US Route 41), one mile east of Rocky Face, at the Georgia Department of Public Safety office. The information there describes the May 1864 action along Rocky Face Ridge and in Mill Creek Gap. A short hike up the nearby George W. Disney trail leads to some Confederate artillery revetments.

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The American Battlefield Trust and our members have saved more than 926 acres at Rocky Face Ridge Battlefield.

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Rocky Face Ridge

Battle Facts

Whitfield County, GA | May 7, 1864

Result: Union Victory

Estimated Casualties

1,437

Union
837

Confed.
600

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