Tennessee Landforms -- arches and natural bridges WGS84 |
35.562600 | -83.974500 |
35° 33.756'N | 83° 58.47'W |
35° 33' 45.4"N | 83° 58' 28.2"W |
17S 230403E 3939508N |
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Anchor Arch 4x3
Waypoint: BTA003 35.562600,-83.974500
County: Blount landforms of Blount county
Locale: Great Smoky Mountains National Park
NABSQNO 17S-230403-3939508
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Remarks:
Small (man-made?) arch on edge of Panther Creek. Old cables indicate that it
was used as an anchor point in years past. off-trail,
remnants of old roadbed (logging & slate mining), see
1931 Park map
Further upstream is Panther Creek falls
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