Editing Murray County, Georgia (section)

==Attractions==
[[File:Fort mountain view 01.JPG|thumb|right|200px|View of Murray County from [[Fort Mountain State Park]].]]
The [[Chief Vann House Historic Site]] at Spring Place. Constructed in 1805 for James Vann, a Cherokee chief, the two-story red brick home was built alongside the Federal Road, a major early path in northwest Georgia.

[[Fort Mountain State Park]]. A {{convert|3712|acre|km2|0|adj=on}} park in the Cohutta Mountains.

Another major asset is the [[Chattahoochee National Forest]], which occupies a large portion of northeastern Murray County. Within the forest is the Cohutta Wilderness Area, a roadless, mountainous landscape featuring several of Georgia's premier backpacking trails.

Carters Lake, on the Coosawatee River, was formed by the Carter Dam, which is the largest earth-rock dam east of the Mississippi. The {{convert|3200|acre|km2|0|adj=on}} lake attracts fishermen, boaters and campers.

[[Lake Conasauga]] located near the summit of [[Grassy Mountain (Georgia)|Grassy Mountain]] was built by the [[Civilian Conservation Corps]] in 1940 and is the highest lake in Georgia at {{convert|3150|ft|m}} above sea level.