McIntosh Trail (Ala. and Ga.)

found: Work cat.: McIntosh Trail areawide historic preservation study, 1979:p. 39 (Central Georgia was criss-crossed by numerous Indian trails ... Two established trails ... were the Oakfuskee and the McIntosh. The McIntosh Trail extended from Indian Springs in Butts County, into Spalding and four other counties before entering Alabama.)

found: Foster, Sophie Lee. Revolutionary reader, 1913:p. 367 (The Mcintosh Trail begins as far west as Talladega, Ala., and perhaps further, going eastward 3 miles above Senoia, in Coweta County, Georgia, where it diverges, one trail going to Augusta and the other via Indian Springs to Macon.)

found: City of Griffin (Ga.) WWW page, Jul. 11, 2007:(McIntosh Trail extended from Indian Springs in Butts County, into Spalding and four other counties before entering Alabama)