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'''Chattanooga''' is the fourth-largest city in [[Tennessee]] (after [[Memphis]], the capital of [[Nashville]], and [[Knoxville]]), and the [[county seat|seat]] of Hamilton County. 

Chattanooga, formerly known as a [[railroad]] city, is located some seven miles north of the [[Georgia]] border.

A major battle in the [[American Civil War]] was fought here with a [[Union]] Army victory.

[[Benson H. "Pat" O'Brien]], the owner of the internationally famous "Pat O'Briens" bar in [[New Orleans]], was born in Chattanooga in 1894.

[[Category:Tennessee Cities and Towns]]
[[Category:Most Conservative American Cities]]