Spring Park (Tuscumbia, Alabama)
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Located adjacent to downtown Tuscumbia, AL, Spring Park is one of the more picturesque sites in the Shoals Area. Tuscumbia Big Spring Big Spring (average daily flow 35,000,000 gallons) provided water for town founded on its banks. Michael Dickson of Tennessee was first settler (about 1817). Town laid out in 1819 and incorporated as Ococoposo (Cold Water, 1820). Name changed to Tuscumbia (1822) for a Chickasaw Indian. Confederate and Union soldiers camped here intermittently during wartime. (1861~1865). Site of Tennessee Valley Fair in the 1800's, later Colbert County Fair until 1930's.
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Coordinates: 34°43'43"N 87°42'15"W
- Joe Wheeler State Park 32 km
- J.P. Coleman State Park 52 km
- Big Hill Pond State Park 104 km
- Natchez Trace State Park 127 km
- Chickasaw State Park 132 km
- Montgomery Bell State Park 158 km
- Nathan Bedford Forrest State Park 158 km
- Shelby Farms 204 km
- Chickasaw National Wildlife Refuge 227 km
- Reelfoot Lake State Park 248 km
- Tennessee Valley Authority Nitrate Works 7.2 km
- Locust Shores 7.4 km
- Tennessee Valley Authority, Muscle Shoals Campus 7.7 km
- Patton Island 8.7 km
- North West Alabama Regional (MSL/KMSL) 9 km
- Underwood-Petersville, Alabama 16 km
- Navistar International Corp. 17 km
- Kendale Gardens 17 km
- Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail - The Shoals 17 km
- River Bend Solar Power Farm 18 km
Tennessee Valley Authority Nitrate Works
Locust Shores
Tennessee Valley Authority, Muscle Shoals Campus
Patton Island
North West Alabama Regional (MSL/KMSL)
Underwood-Petersville, Alabama
Navistar International Corp.
Kendale Gardens
Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail - The Shoals
River Bend Solar Power Farm