- of the
Great Smokies.
Native Americans were the
first inhabitants of
Tuckaleechee Cove on the
Little River; the
oldest archaeological finds in the cove...
-
Tuckaleechee Caverns (pronunciation) is a
tourist attraction and the
largest and
highest rated cave or
cavern by AAA east of the
Mississippi River.[citation...
- smoke, and sold the
honey in
nearby Tuckaleechee.
During the U.S.
Civil War, he
aided struggling families in
Tuckaleechee by
going from
house to
house to...
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isolated within the Smokies. As with
neighboring limestone windows such as
Tuckaleechee to the
north and Wear Cove to the east, the
weathering of the limestone...
- p****ed
through Maryville to the north, and the
Tuckaleechee and
Southeastern Trail forked in
Tuckaleechee Cove to the south. The
Overhill Cherokee villages...
- the
Little River Lumber Company.
Townsend set up a band saw mill in
Tuckaleechee Cove,
laying the
foundation for the town that
would later bear his name...
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Trechus tuckaleechee is a
species of
ground beetle in the
subfamily Trechinae. It was
described by Barr in 1962. "Trechus
tuckaleechee Barr, 1962". Catalogue...
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Colonel W.B.
Townsend established the
Little River Lumber Company in
Tuckaleechee Cove to the west, and
lumber interests began buying up
logging rights...
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Smoky Mountains,
including Cades Cove,
Greenbrier Cove,
Miller Cove,
Tuckaleechee Cove, and
Wears Cove. Burke's
Garden in
western Virginia is
another example...
- as well as an
abundance of wildlife,
especially white-tailed deer.
Tuckaleechee Cove is
occupied by the city of Townsend, and
Millers Cove is occupied...
