Georgia State Line
| December 16, 1817 |
Georgia defines its common boundary with Tennessee and creates the Georgia Boundary Commission consisting of Thomas Stocks, Commissioner; James Camak, Mathematician; and Hugh Montgomery, Surveyor. |
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Georgia State Line |
| June 26, 1826 |
Georgia appoints a surveyor to establish the western boundary of the state.
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Georgia State Line |
| August 17, 1826 |
While establishing the Georgia-Alabama line, mathematician James Camak realizes he made an error in establishing the Tennessee-Georgia line and reports it to the state. |
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Georgia State Line |
| August 25, 1826 |
Surveyors mark the actual location of the Georgia-Alabama border. The Camak Stone is "uprooted" and moved to the correct location. |
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Georgia State Line |
Information on establishing the borders of the state of Georgia (Georgia's State Line)
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