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Migration Routes[edit | edit source]
- Alabama-Chickasaw Trail
- Alabama, Choctaw and Natchez Trail
- Alabama and Mobile Road
- Chattanooga-Willstown Road
- Coosa-Tugaloo Indian Warpath
- Fall Line Road (or Southern Road)
- Federal Horse Path
- Gaine's Trace
- Georgia Road
- Great Indian Warpath
- Great South Trail
- Jackson's Military Road
- Lower Creek Trading Path
- Macon and Montgomery Trail
- Memphis, Pontotoc and Mobile Trail
- Middle Creek Trading Path
- Mobile and Natchez Trail
- Natchez-Lower Creeks Trail
- Natchez Trace (or Chickasaw Trail)
- Okfuskee Trail
- Tallapoosa-Birmingham Road
- Upper Creeks-Pensacola Trail
Indian Trails[edit | edit source]
- Many Indian trail maps are contained in the book, Indian Trails of the Southeast: Extract from the 42nd Annual Report of the Bureau of American Ethnologyby William E. Meyers, originally published in 1925. This book is available online at Gustav's Library ($).