Rock Mountain is a name used to describe three different mountains located in theNorth Georgia mountains that are in two differentGeorgia counties.

• Rock Mountain is a 1,420-foot (430 m) mountain located west of Armuchee, Georgia.^[1][2] It was named for its rocky peak.^[3] It is the location of theRocky Mountain Project and theRocky Mountain Hydroelectric Plant.34°20′25.03″N85°18′52.85″W / 34.3402861°N 85.3146806°W /34.3402861; -85.3146806

• A 3,680-foot (1,120 m) mountain calledRock Mountain is located on theeastern Continental Divide in northeast Rabun County not far from the highest point in the county,Rabun Bald.^[4][5]34°54′53.56″N83°20′38.97″W / 34.9148778°N 83.3441583°W /34.9148778; -83.3441583
• Rock Mountain, elevation 2,824 feet (861 m), is located on the west bank of theTallulah River near itsconfluence with theColeman River.^[6][7]34°56′18.01″N83°33′5.94″W / 34.9383361°N 83.5516500°W /34.9383361; -83.5516500

• Mountains of Georgia (U.S. state)
• Mountains of Floyd County, Georgia
• Mountains of Rabun County, Georgia

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