abrams creek造句

• Union sharpshooters along Abrams Creek began picking off the cannoneers.
• "' Abrams Creek and the Little Tennessee River.
• The park boundary parallels the valley to the south, and includes all of Abrams Creek.
• Abrams Creek was named after Old Abraham of Chilhowee, a prominent Overhill chief in the 1780s.
• A campground and ranger station are now situated at the confluence of Kingfisher Creek and Abrams Creek.
• Abrams Creek, the longest stream located entirely within the park, is named for Old Abraham of Chilhowee.
• Abrams Creek, which rises in Cades Cove, flows northwestward through the gap between Pine Mountain and Hatcher Mountain.
• Save Chilhowee Mountain argued that drainage from the homes would pollute Abrams Creek, threatening three endangered species of fish.
• Around 1850, brothers William and Robert James established a cotton and woolen mill at the mouth of Abrams Creek.
• From there, he proceeded across Happy Valley en route to the village of Chalahume at the mouth of Abrams Creek.
• Abrams Creek, which traverses Cades Cove and empties into the Little Tennessee, is named after chief Abraham of Chilhowee.
• Happy Valley's two major streams & mdash; Mill Creek and Bell Branch & mdash; are tributaries of Abrams Creek.
• The Little Tennessee River enters Tennessee from the south and flows northwestward for roughly through parts of Blount, Monroe, and Abrams Creek confluence, approximately above river's mouth.
• Gregory organized a small militia, composed mostly of the cove's elderly men, and in 1864 ambushed a band of Confederate marauders near the junction of Forge Creek and Abrams Creek.
• The sources of several rivers are located in the Smokies, including the Abrams Creek, which rises in Cades Cove and empties into the Chilhowee Lake impoundment of the Little Tennessee River near Chilhowee Dam.
• In the 18th century, Happy Valley was likely part of a Cherokee trail system connecting the Chilhowee was situated opposite the mouth of Abrams Creek, and likely succeeded the village of Chalahume reported by Pardo.
• Gen . Richard Taylor's Louisiana brigade ( led by the Louisiana Tigers ) reinforced by two regiments of Fulkerson's brigade and backed up by Scott's brigade, to the left along Abrams Creek.
• Known as the Cooper Road after its builder, Joe Cooper, the road followed Abrams Creek from Cades Cove into Happy Valley, crossed Chilhowee Mountain at Murray Gap ( near Look Rock ), and descended to Montvale Springs.