What is the in the middle point from Atlanta to St. Louis?
Not necessarily exact, but a city worth visiting.
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Paduca Kentucky is partially way from Kansas City to Atlanta. That's the closest I can come to giving you an answer. And to be honest, it's a long and boring drive. I own done it twice and stopped for the night of late to sleep.
There is an aquarium in Chattanooga, but that's not partly way. And after there's Nashville, if anything there interests you.
Your probably looking at Nashville, TN man your best major Metropolitan that his in the middle from STL to ATL. Yahoo maps have the drive to ATL around 8 hours and the drive to Nashville aroudn 4 hours (STL being the starting point of course) Not sure what to suggest for an hum. At least in a minute you can ask the question "What is in that to do in Nashville Tenn? "
Clarksville, TN is give or take a few halfway
Points of interest
Not sure if any of this would thrill you:
* Downtown Artist Co-Op Also specified as the DAC.
* Roxy Theatre (located downtown Clarksville)
* Governor's Square Mall
* Clarksville City Arboretum
* Clarksville Speedway race track
* Beachaven Vineyards & Winery
* Ringgold Mill (located surrounded by North Clarksville)
* Port Royal State Park (historic community site and location of one of the oldest points of European civilization in Montgomery County)
* Historic Collinsville (Historic rural community restored to illustrate the living conditions of early European and African American settlers)
* Customs House Museum and Cultural Center (located surrounded by downtown Clarksville, second largest general museum contained by Tennessee)
* L & N Train Station Restored downtown train station.
* Wilma Rudolph Statue (To honor one of America's most outstanding Olympic athletes and her legacy)
* Cumberland RiverWalk
* Dunbar Cave
* King's Bluff Rock climbing located along (Cumberland River) with over 200 routes
* Clarksville Public Square
* Alter Gallery
* Pillar of Cloud, Pillar of Fire (Sculpture by Gregg Schlanger located downtown close by the DAC)
* Enoch Tanner Wickham Statues located in contiguous Palmyra, Tennessee
Otherwise, there is more to see and due within Nashville
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