Lookout Mountain

noun

1. a mountain ridge in Georgia, Tennessee, and Alabama: a battle of the Civil War fought here, near Chattanooga, Tenn. 1863; highest point, 2,126 feet (648 meters).

Example Sentences

Beginning atop Lookout Mountain, in Noccalula Falls Park, home to a roaring 90-foot high cascade, Lookout Mountain Parkway winds 93 miles through the wooded hills and impressive waterfalls of Little River Canyon National Preserve.

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The only underground waterfall on this list, Ruby Falls tumbles 145 feet down a limestone cave inside Lookout Mountain.

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After remaining for some time at Bridgeport, the regiment was ordered to the vicinity of Lookout Mountain.

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South of the town the slope of Lookout Mountain rises to a height of 2000 feet above sea-level.

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At no place were they near enough to throw shells into the city, save from their heavy guns on Lookout Mountain.

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He was to pass over the creek or around it, and note with care all of the approaches to Lookout Mountain in that vicinity.

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The committee escorted the distinguished guests to the summit of Lookout Mountain.

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