Der Chickamauga Creek ist ein kleinerer Nebenfluss des Tennessee im nordamerikanischen Bundesstaat Tennessee.
Geschichtlich bekannt wurde der Chickamauga durch die gleichnamige Schlacht während des amerikanischen Bürgerkriegs (19. und 20. September 1863).
Der Fluss trägt seinen Namen von den Chickamauga-Indianern.
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