Grindstone Ford - This ford marked the beginning of the Choctaw Nation and the end of the Old Natchez District. Nearby Fort Deposit was a supply depot for troops clearing the Trace in 1801-1802, and troops were assembled here during the Burr conspiracy allegedly to separate the western states from the Union. The site takes its name from a nearby water mill. This site is not accessible by vehicles taller than 11 feet in height.
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Grindstone Ford and Old Trace, Milepost 45.7
Mississippi
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