Kolomoki Mound State Park: 4 mi.

Early County · dedicated 2001 · At the intersection of North Main Street and 1st Kolomoki Road near Blakely.

A large Indian mound complex built about 200-900 CE is the centerpiece of Kolomoki Mounds State Park. The largest mound is 325 feet long, 200 feet wide and 56 feet high. This mound was at the eastern end of a large cleared ceremonial area with two mounds in the center axis and several more along the southern edge. One excavated, Mound E, is the primary exhibit of the Kolomoki Archaeological Museum.

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Kolomoki Mound State Park: 4 mi.

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