Georgia Trying to Claim Tennessee Land

Georgia is attempting to argue that the border with Tennessee has been placed wrong. According to them, the border is actually off by a mile or more.

Officially, the border is set at the thirty-fifth parallel, but their argument is that it wasn't measured correctly in 1818. It's such a big deal to them that the Georgia State House voted 171-2 to seek the land that they say belongs to them.
What's at stake is water rights. Currently the recognized border puts the Tennessee River out of reach for Georgia to gain any rights to the water. However, the border they claim would put a section of it, near the Alabama border, in Georgia, giving them rights.

It would also put a good chunk of Chattanooga, inside of Georgia. If the border was moved, about thirty-thousand of the cities residents would find their state changing. It would also see their taxes increase as Tennessee does not have a state income tax, while Georgia has one of six percent. A border move would also change Tennessee and Alabama's border a bit.