Gee Creek Wilderness

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Designated in 1975, the Gee Creek Wilderness is a 2,493-acre (10 km²) wilderness area lying mostly within Polk County in the U.S. state of Tennessee. Its northeasternmost section extends into Monroe County. Its elevation is 2,560 feet (780 m) above sea level.^[1]^[2] Gee Creek Wilderness is the smallest wilderness in the Cherokee National Forest.^[3]

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National Parks	Great Smoky Mountains National Park

National Historical Parks & Sites	Andrew Johnson National Historic Site Cumberland Gap National Historical Park

National Military Parks	Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park Fort Donelson National Battlefield Fort Donelson National Cemetery Shiloh National Cemetery Shiloh National Military Park Stones River National Battlefield Stones River National Cemetery

National Recreation Areas	Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area

National Trails System	Appalachian National Scenic Trail Natchez Trace National Scenic Trail Overmountain Victory National Historic Trail Trail of Tears National Historic Trail

National Forests	Cherokee National Forest

National Wildlife Refuges	Chickasaw Cross Creeks Hatchie Lake Isom Lower Hatchie Reelfoot Tennessee

Wilderness Areas	Bald River Gorge Big Frog Big Laurel Branch Citico Creek Cohutta Gee Creek Joyce Kilmer-Slickrock Little Frog Mountain Pond Mountain Sampson Mountain Unaka Mountain

Other Protected Areas	Natchez Trace Parkway Obed Wild and Scenic River

East Tennessee State Parks	Big Ridge Booker T. Washington Cove Lake Cumberland Mountain Justin P. Wilson Cumberland Trail Davy Crockett Birthplace Fort Loudoun Frozen Head Harrison Bay Hiwassee/Ocoee Indian Mountain Norris Dam Panther Creek Pickett Red Clay Roan Mountain Sycamore Shoals Warriors' Path

Middle Tennessee State Parks	Bicentennial Capitol Mall Bledsoe Creek Burgess Falls Cedars Of Lebanon Cordell Hull Birthplace David Crockett Dunbar Cave Edgar Evins Fall Creek Falls Harpeth River Henry Horton Johnsonville Long Hunter Montgomery Bell Mousetail Landing Old Stone Fort Port Royal Radnor Lake Rock Island Sgt. Alvin C. York South Cumberland Standing Stone Tims Ford

West Tennessee State Parks	Big Cypress Tree Big Hill Pond Chickasaw Fort Pillow Meeman-Shelby N. B. Forrest Natchez Trace Paris Landing Pickwick Landing Pinson Mounds Reelfoot Lake Ross Cross Landing T.O. Fuller

State Forests	Bledsoe Cedars of Lebanon Chickasaw Chuck Swan Franklin Lewis Lone Mountain Martha Sundquist Natchez Trace Pickett Prentice Cooper Scott Standing Stone Stewart

State Natural Areas	Honey Creek Piney Falls Laurel-Snow North Chickamauga Creek Gorge Stinging Fork Falls Virgin Falls

Other

Other	Catoosa Wildlife Management Area

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