Baugh Mountain
Baugh Mountain is a summit in Gordon County, Georgia.[1] With an elevation of 1,138 feet (347 m), Baugh Mountain is the 802nd highest summit in the state of Georgia.[2]
Baugh Mountain was named for John Baugh, the first white settler of Sugar Valley.[3]
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Mountains of Georgia
- Big Bald Mountain
- Big John Dick Mountain
- Black Mountain
- Black Rock Mountain
- Blood Mountain
- Brasstown Bald
- Coosa Bald
- Cowrock Mountain
- Currahee Mountain
- Dick's Knob
- Double Spring Knob
- Flat Top
- Fort Mountain
- Glade Mountain
- Glassy Mountain
- Grassy Mountain
- Grassy Ridge
- Hightower Bald
- Horsetrough Mountain
- Jacks Knob
- Levelland Mountain
- Mount Oglethorpe
- Rabun Bald
- Rich Mountain
- Slaughter Mountain
- Springer Mountain
- Tray Mountain
- Wildcat Mountain
- Wolfpen Ridge
- Young Lick
- Rich Knob
- Screamer Mountain
- Three Sisters
- Yonah Mountain
- Rock Mountain
- Rocky Knob
- Rocky Mountain
- Baugh Mountain
- Blossom Hill
- Horseleg Mountain
- Lookout Mountain
- Lumpkin Hill
- Johns Mountain
- Old Shorter Hill
- Jackson Hill
- Pigeon Mountain
- Snodgrass Hill
- Taylor Ridge
- Turkey Mountain
- White Oak Mountain
- Alcovy Mountain
- Arabia Mountain
- Bear Mountain
- Blackjack Mountain
- Chenocetah Mountain
- Dowdell's Knob
- Heggie's Rock
- Kennesaw Mountain
- Little Kennesaw Mountain
- Mount Wilkinson
- Panola Mountain
- Pine Log Mountain
- Pine Mountain (Bartow County)
- Pine Mountain (Cobb County)
- Pine Mountain Range
- Sawnee Mountain
- Stone Mountain
- Sweat Mountain
34°32′38″N 85°01′16″W / 34.5439744°N 85.0210568°W / 34.5439744; -85.0210568
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