Historical Markers in Clay County, North Carolina

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Historical Markers in Clay County, North Carolina

Hayesville is the county seat for Clay County

Adjacent to Clay County, North Carolina

Cherokee County (25)  ►
Macon County (34)  ►
Rabun County, Georgia (16)  ►
Towns County, Georgia (8)  ►
Union County, Georgia (15)  ►

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1 ► North Carolina, Clay County, Brasstown — John C. Campbell Folk School —

2 ► North Carolina, Clay County, Brasstown — Q-49 — John C. Campbell Folk School —

3 ► North Carolina, Clay County, Hayesville — Q15 — Fort Hembree —

4 ► North Carolina, Clay County, Hayesville — Q-37 — George W. Truett —

5 ► North Carolina, Clay County, Hayesville — Historic Clay County Courthouse — Beal Center —

6 ► North Carolina, Clay County, Hayesville — In Memory Our War Dead —

7 ► North Carolina, Clay County, Hayesville — Quanassee Town and the Spikebuck Mound —

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Apr. 18, 2024