- The
Chief Ladiga Trail /ləˈdaɪɡə/ is a rail
trail in
Alabama that
stretches for 33
miles (53 km) from
Anniston to the Alabama-Georgia
state line. It is...
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environment of the area.[citation needed]
Piedmont is also home to the
Chief Ladiga Trail,
which is a
paved trail for walking,
jogging and bicycling. The trail...
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Kazys Ladiga (25
December 1893 in Iškonys near Biržai – 19
December 1941 in Irkutsk) was a
Lithuanian general and one of the
first volunteer officers of...
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TrailsNet webpage about "Chief
Ladiga Trail".
Picture caption.
Image date: 2008-01-28. "While
riding the
Chief Ladiga Trail in Alabama, you will come...
- counties, and
continues as Alabama's
Chief Ladiga Trail at the
state line. The
Silver Comet and
Chief Ladiga trails join to form one
continuous 94-mile...
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commenced but
failed due to
stiff resistance from the enemy. Later,
commander Ladiga decided to call up the
reserve consisting of the 1st
Infantry Regiment's...
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cavalry squadron. On
September 1,
Lithuanian army
commander Kazys Ladiga ordered the Marijampolė
Group to
retake the
lands taken over by the Polish...
- Georgia/Alabama
Silver Comet Trail. The
portion of the
trail in
Alabama is the
Chief Ladiga Trail, and the
portion in
Georgia is the
Silver Comet Trail. The Silver...
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rebirth as a
shopping and
dining district in the
heart of downtown. The
Chief Ladiga Trail, part of a 90-mile (140 km)
paved rail
trail with the
Silver Comet...
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founded in July 20, 1833, on land
purchased from Cr****
Indian Chief "Du-Hoag"
Ladiga.
First called Drayton, the town was
renamed to
honor President Andrew Jackson...
