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Resaca

Small town in Gordon County, northwest Georgia; population (1990) 400. It is located 105 km/65 mi northwest of Atlanta. Originally called Dublin by Irish workers building the Chattanooga–Atlanta railway, it was renamed by veterans of the 1846 Mexican War battle of Resaca de la Palma, Texas. A three-day battle for this strategic junction in May 1864 was part of Gen William Tecumseh Sherman's advance on Atlanta.



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Cate Lineberry changes the pace to a quiet stroll in "Birders' Paradise," where she explores the beauty of Resaca de la Palma, Texas' newest state park.
Springer, chaplain or the 3rd Wisconsin who died in the battle of Resaca while attemping to rally a faltering company after the captain and two lieutenants had been killed, primarily emphasized the necessity for Springer's former congregation to prepare to meet him in heaven.
8 km) from the coast, Monte Resaca (Culebra's highest point) rises to 650 feet (215 meters).
 
 
 
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