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789:. Lake Mitchell is an Alabama Power lake with a 170,000 kilowatt generating capacity. It is also a recreational lake with fishing opportunities for largemouth bass, spotted bass, bluegill and other sunfish, crappie, catfish, walleye, striped bass, hybrid bass, and white bass. Alabama Power maintains three public access sites on the lake.
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846:. Lake Logan Martin is an Alabama Power lake with a 128,250 kilowatt generating capacity. It is also a recreational lake with fishing opportunities for largemouth bass, spotted bass, bluegill and other sunfish, crappie, catfish, striped bass, hybrid bass, and white bass. Alabama Power maintains three public access sites on the lake.
871:. Lake Neely Henry is an Alabama Power lake with a 72,900 kilowatt generating capacity. It is also a recreational lake with fishing opportunities for largemouth bass, spotted bass, bluegill and other sunfish, crappie, catfish, striped bass, hybrid bass, and white bass. Alabama Power maintains three public access sites on the lake.
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814:. Lay Lake is an Alabama Power lake with 177,000 kilowatt generating capacity. It is also a recreational lake with fishing opportunities for largemouth bass, spotted bass, bluegill and other sunfish, crappie, catfish, striped bass, hybrid bass, and white bass. Alabama Power maintains seven public access sites on the lake.
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Freshwater mussels serve as natural filtration systems that help keep the water clean and clear. Georgia has 98 species of mussels laying its claim to the most diverse mussel fauna of the 50 states. Eleven species of these mussels native to the Coosa basin are currently listed or proposed for listing
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Lake Jordan was impounded on
December 31, 1928, and it was named after the maiden name (Jordan) of the mother of Reuben and Sidney Mitchell, who were instrumental in the construction of the Mitchell Dam on the Coosa River. The dam is 125 ft high, and it impounds 6800 acres (28 km) of water.
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Prior to 1912 only seventy-two
Alabama communities had electricity, but by 1928, when Jordan Dam went into operation, Alabama Power served four hundred twenty-one communities in sixty-one of Alabama's sixty-seven counties. The company also provided power for coal and iron mines, cotton mills, cement
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The Jordan Dam
Tailwater flows approximate 7.5 miles into Wetumpka, Alabama, and it is a combination of pools, shoals and rapids. Alabama Power maintains minimum flow releases from Jordan Dam for whitewater boating and aquatic enhancement of the Coosa and Alabama Rivers below the dam. This section
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at the turn of the 19th century had made short-staple cotton profitable to process. It could be easily grown in the upland areas of the South, and demand was high for this cotton in the US and Europe. Large-scale migrations known as "Alabama Fever" filled
Alabama with new settlers developing large
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In the Middle Coosa River
Watershed, 281 occurrences of rare plant and animal species and natural communities have been documented, including 73 occurrences of 23 species that are federal or state protected. Ten conservation targets were chosen: the riverine system, matrix forest communities (oak
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This was impounded on July 27, 1967, and it was named for Walter
Bouldin. Lake Bouldin is part of Lake Jordan, and it is connected to Lake Jordan and the Coosa River by two manmade canals. Bouldin added 225,000 kilowatt generating power to the Lake Jordan system On February 10, 1975, an earth
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1370:(USFWS). However, the USFWS discontinued the designation of C2 species as candidates for listing (50 CFR 17; 28 February 1996). The southern hognose snake is considered to be a species of concern, but more biological research and field study are needed to resolve its conservation status.
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was located on the headwater tributaries of the Coosa River, in
Georgia, until the tribe's removal. The Creek and Choctaw removals were similar to the Cherokee Trail of Tears. After the removals, the Coosa River valley and the southeast in general was wide open for American settlers.
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in 1814 forced the Creek to cede a large amount of land to the United States, but left them a reserve between the Coosa and
Tallapoosa rivers in northern Alabama. Even there the Creeks were encroached on by European-American settlers who began as squatters from the United States.
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Lake
Mitchell was impounded on August 15, 1923, and it was named for James Mitchell, the President of Alabama Power from 1912 through 1920. The dam impounds 5850 acres (24 km) of water, and it created a lake with 147 miles of shoreline. The nearest town is
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embankment section of Walter
Bouldin Dam breached, causing total evacuation of the forebay reservoir and rendering the 225-MW power plant inoperable. No casualties or property damage (beyond the dam itself) were reported, and the dam was reconstructed later.
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Lake Neely Henry was impounded on June 2, 1966, and it was named for H. Neely Henry, a senior executive vice-president of the Alabama Power Company. The dam impounds 11,200 acres (45.3 km) of water, and it has 339 miles of shoreline. The nearest town is
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as endangered or threatened. 13 species are now extinct. Alabama had one of the richest and most diverse assemblages of mussels in the world with about 180 species. Approximately two-thirds of North American mussel species have been reported from Alabama.
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Acker Creek, Blue Eye Creek, Blue Spring Branch, Broken Arrow Creek, Cane Creek, Choccolocco Creek, Clear Creek, Cropwell Branch, Dye Creek, Easonville Creek, Fishing Creek, Haw Branch, Ohatchee Creek, Poorhouse Branch, Rabbit Branch, Trout Creek
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along the upper section of the river for 200 miles south of Rome. However, shoals and waterfalls, such the Devil's Staircase along the river's lowest 65 miles, blocked the upper Coosa's riverboats from access to the Alabama River and the
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is a citizen-based river conservation group that patrols the river, educates the public and advocates on behalf of the river. The staffed organization is based on Yellowleaf Creek and works in the Middle and Lower Coosa Basins.
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The Weiss lake was impounded on June 5, 1961, and it was named for F.C. Weiss, a former chief engineer of Alabama Power. The dam impounds a 30,200 acres (122 km) lake with 447 miles of shoreline. The nearest town is
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Lay Lake was impounded in 1914 and named after Captain William Patrick Lay, the first President of Alabama Power. The dam impounds 12,000 acres (49 km) of water, with a shoreline of 289 miles. The nearest town is
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is a grassroots environmental organization with the mission of informing and empowering citizens so that they may become involved in the process of creating a clean, healthy and economically viable Coosa River Basin.
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Kelly Creek, Talladega Creek, Tallaseehatchee Creek, Dry Branch, Bulley Creek, Beeswax Creek, Flat Branch, Cedar Creek, Sulphur Creek, Peckerwood Creek, Spring Creek, Blue Springs Creek, Reid Creek, Coaggie Creek,
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The following table describes the seven impoundments on the Coosa River from the south to north built by the Alabama Power Company as well as the tailwater section below Jordan Dam. Harvey H. Jackson III in a book
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plants, quarries, steel plants and rolling mills, foundries, pipe plants and machine shops, ice plants, public utilities, and electric furnance installations, industries that put thousands of citizens to work.
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Jordan, Robert A., Species Profile: Southern Hognose Snake (Heterodon simus) on Military Installations in the Southeastern United States, Technical Report SERDP-98-4, US Army Corps of Engineers, March 1998
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Lake Logan Martin was impounded on August 10, 1964, and it was named after William Logan Martin, Jr. He was a circuit court judge in Montgomery who also served as the Attorney General for
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Through its building of dams on the Coosa in the early 20th century — Lay, Mitchell and Jordan — Alabama Power began to pioneer new methods of controlling and eliminating
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peoples, who had a settlement near its origin in northwest Georgia. They were beginning to feel pressure from European-American encroachment throughout their territories.
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The first river town to form in the Coosa Basin was at the foot of the last waterfall on the Coosa River, the "Devil's Staircase." Settlers soon adopted the native name
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87 species representing 17 families (13 of the fish species have been listed for protection by federal or state agencies as endangered, threatened, or rare.)
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37 species of amphibians exist in the Coosa River Basin. (9 of the 37 species are considered of "Special Concern" by the Georgia Natural Heritage Program)
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Erosion Monitoring Along the Coosa River below Logan Martin Dam Near Vincent, Alabama, Using Terrestrial Light Detection And Ranging (T-Lidar) Technology
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is a non-profit foundation providing grants for watershed, environmental and community projects along the Coosa River and within the state of Alabama.
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82 species. According to research, 26 of the historically known 82 species of aquatic gastropods living in the Coosa River Basin, are now considered
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723:. It is an Alabama Power lake with a 100,000 Kilowatt generating capacity. Lake Jordan is also a recreational lake with fishing opportunities for
511:; they wanted to control the valley. The main transportation of the day was by boat. The confluence of the Coosa and Tallapoosa rivers formed the
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was one of the earliest concrete dams in the U.S., and its construction helped pioneer dam building technology in the early 20th century.
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bands of the area around the late 17th century, much to the dismay of France, which had some early settlements on the coast, specifically
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The upper Coosa watershed in northeastern Alabama and north Georgia is home to the majority of the remaining clumps of the endangered
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In the early 18th century, almost all European and Indian trade in the southeast ceased during the tribal uprisings brought on by the
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751:. It was the location of the 2004 Bass Masters Classic Tournament. The lake has two public access sites maintained by Alabama Power.
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Jackson, Harvey H. Jackson III, Putting Loafing Streams To Work, University of Alabama Press, Tuscaloosa, Alabama, page 187, 1997.
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The Coosa River's drainage has hundreds of tributaries, which have been divided into sections based on the different areas of the
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The Coosa River is the major tributary when it joins the Tallapoosa River near Wetumpka, Alabama to form the Alabama River.
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Over a century after the Spanish left the Coosa Valley, the British established strong trading ties with the
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U.S. Geological Survey. Dyer Gap quadrangle, GA. 1:24,000. 7.5 Minute Series. Washington D.C.: USGS, 1988.
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1891:"Water resources data for the United States, Water Year 2009; gage 02411600, Coosa River at Wetumpka, AL"
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By the end of the American Revolutionary War, the Coosa Valley was occupied in its lower portion by the
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Clay Creek, Walnut Creek, Hatchet Creek, Pennymotley Creek, Weougufka Creek, Cargile Creek, Blue Creek
538:) that France relinquished its holdings east of the Mississippi River to Britain. This was part of the
1761:"Developed for the Service of Alabama" - The Centennial History of the Alabama Power Company 1906-2006
842:. The lake covers 15,263 acres (61.8 km), and it has 275 miles of shoreline. The nearest town is
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Putting Loafing Streams To Work-The Building of Lay, Mitchell, Martin, and Jordan Dams, 1910-1929
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Neely Henry Dam and Powerhouse, Coosa River near Anniston, Alabama, 1996.
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Tuscaloosa, Alabama: University of Alabama Press, pp. 113, 145–46, 1997.
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Rivers of History - Life on the Coosa, Tallapoosa, Cahaba and Alabama
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Tailwater Fishery below Logan Martin Dam on the Coosa River, 1996.
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Typical Spring Time Shoreline On Lake Mitchell, Coosa River, 2006
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and his men became the first Europeans to visit it in 1540. The
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cartoons were inspired by Tom Sims, a Coosa River resident of
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Chesnut Creek, Shoals Creek, Weoka Creek, Sofkahatchee Creek
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Pipeline Falls section of Coosa River, near Wetumpka, Alabama
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Coosa-Alabama River Improvement Association Website, History
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gage 02411000, Coosa River at Jordan Dam near Wetumpka, AL
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cotton plantations worked by enslaved African Americans.
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2154:"Crappie Capital of the World", Alabama Power Shorelines
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Federal Depository Library Program Electronic Collection
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1784:. Tuscaloosa, Alabama: The University of Alabama Press.
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Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources
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Fall colors on the Coosa River near Wetumpka, Alabama
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Lay Dam From Eastern Shoreline of Coosa River, 1996.
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2192:"Alabama Non-Point Source Newsletter, Spring 2004"
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1111:Endangered, threatened, rare and invasive species
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1485:Other significant tributaries of the Coosa are:
926:), riparian vegetation, mountain longleaf pine (
2039:Department of Energy, Energy Citations Database
906:Weiss Dam and Power Plant on Coosa River, 1996.
759:Sunset Over Lake Jordan Near Weoka Creek, 1996.
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1763:. Birmingham, Alabama: Alabama Power Company.
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1620:Jordan Dam to Confluence of Tallapoosa River
588:). The Cherokee removal is remembered as the
568:. This culminated in the Creek defeat at the
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1818:Kimbrow, Dustin R.; Lee, Kathryn G. (2013).
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1688:Coosa-Alabama River Improvement Association
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2166:"Alabama Power Website, Facts About Dams"
2129:"Alabama Power Website, Facts About Dams"
2103:"Alabama Power Website, Facts About Dams"
2077:"Alabama Power Website, Facts About Dams"
2051:"Alabama Power Website, Facts About Dams"
2014:"Alabama Power Website, Facts About Dams"
1988:"Alabama Power Website, Facts About Dams"
2312:"NatureServe Data on Green Pitcherplant"
1665:- on the Coosa due south of Rainbow City
1641:- between Weiss and H. Neely Henry lakes
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1419:Endangered, threatened, and rare species
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915:Flora and fauna biodiversity highlights
357:15,950 cu ft/s (452 m/s)
322:10,100 sq mi (26,000 km)
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1747:List of dams and reservoirs in Alabama
1737:List of rivers of Georgia (U.S. state)
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469:on the Coosa River. The dams produce
2464:Coosa River Basin Initiative website
966:(S)=State Status (F)=Federal Status
3370:Rivers of Talladega County, Alabama
2268:"Nature Reserve - Alabama Sturgeon"
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16:River in Alabama and Georgia, U.S.
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2242:"Reintroduction of Lake Sturgeon"
1451:The Coosa River is formed at the
450:, is located on the Coosa River.
3380:Rivers of Etowah County, Alabama
3375:Rivers of Shelby County, Alabama
3365:Rivers of Elmore County, Alabama
3247:Sweetwater (Chattahoochee River)
2916:Little Ogeechee (Hancock County)
1950:Putting Loafing Streams To Work,
1574:Weiss Dam to H. Neely Henry Dam
920:hickory-pine forest), gray bat (
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3385:Rivers of Floyd County, Georgia
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3069:Little Ogechee (Chatham County)
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2921:Little Satilla (Satilla River)
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77:Physical characteristics
2613:Little (Withlacoochee River)
2223:Mobile River Basin Coalition
1716:Coosa River Basin Initiative
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1591:Logan Martin Dam to Lay Dam
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225: • elevation
148: • elevation
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2427:Alabama Water Watch Website
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1612:Mitchell Dam to Jordan Dam
1331:Little River water plantain
973:Aquatic gastropods (snails)
340: • location
251: • location
176: • location
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3094:North River (Darien River)
1759:Atkins, Leah Rawl (2006).
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2931:New (Chattahoochee River)
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2711:
2568:Chattooga (Tugaloo River)
2520:
2512:Significant waterways of
2475:Coosa Riverkeeper website
1880:, accessed April 27, 2011
1742:List of rivers of Alabama
1426:red-cockaded woodpecker (
654:Impoundments and sections
515:, which has its mouth at
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2861:Black (Okefenokee Swamp)
1948:Jackson, Harvey H. III,
1831:
1708:Alabama Power Foundation
1604:Lay Dam to Mitchell Dam
1381:southern hognose snake (
1188:holiday (Ellijay) darter
692:of river is home to the
570:Battle of Horseshoe Bend
465:, owning seven dams and
3298:Savannah–Ogeechee Canal
3267:Walnut (Ocmulgee River)
3099:North (St. Marys River)
2608:Little (Savannah River)
2563:Chattooga (Coosa River)
1962:Popeye "The Sailor Man"
1695:Alabama Rivers Alliance
1412:red-cockaded woodpecker
934:red-cockaded woodpecker
306:121 ft (37 m)
229:~ 730 feet (220 m)
3334:List of Georgia rivers
2668:South (Ocmulgee River)
1566:Rome, GA to Weiss Dam
1467:
1403:
1364:southern hognose snake
1325:), monkeyface orchid (
1289:
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1063:is "rare" in Georgia (
1047:
1020:Threatened gastropods:
988:
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907:
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574:Treaty of Fort Jackson
395:is a tributary of the
3324:Intracoastal Waterway
2906:Little (Etowah River)
2603:Little (Oconee River)
2318:on September 29, 2007
2274:on September 29, 2007
1651:Childersburg, Alabama
1645:Rainbow City, Alabama
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560:near Mobile, General
536:French and Indian War
448:Coosa County, Alabama
434:, where it joins the
285:32.48611°N 86.27778°W
3262:Walnut (South River)
3237:Spring (Flint River)
2445:on February 18, 2007
2135:on February 24, 2016
1308:green pitcherplant (
1094:Acipenser fulvescens
687:Jordan Dam Tailwater
675:Impoundment/Section
643:Popeye the Sailorman
477:to the Coosa River.
453:The Coosa is one of
2204:on November 4, 2021
1701:Alabama Water Watch
1424:Endangered species:
1127:frecklebelly madtom
812:Columbiana, Alabama
747:, hybrid bass, and
735:and other sunfish,
534:(also known as the
471:hydroelectric power
290:32.48611; -86.27778
281: /
204: /
127: /
2911:Little Ochlockonee
2804:Richard B. Russell
2364:2006-03-24 at the
2343:2007-06-12 at the
2298:2007-04-15 at the
2248:on January 8, 2006
2228:2007-09-28 at the
1876:2016-06-30 at the
1675:Pell City, Alabama
1663:Southside, Alabama
1468:
1404:
1344:Fraser loosestrife
1316:Threatened plants:
1306:Endangered plants:
1294:green pitcherplant
1290:
1288:Green pitcherplant
1202:), Etowah darter (
1151:Conasauga logperch
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844:Pell City, Alabama
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558:Fort Mims massacre
3355:Rivers of Alabama
3342:
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2754:George W. Andrews
2618:Little Tallapoosa
1770:978-0-9786753-0-1
1724:Coosa Riverkeeper
1669:Wetumpka, Alabama
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1597:Waxahatchee Creek
1547:Waxahatchee Creek
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1393:Birds and mammals
1180:bluestripe shiner
938:Picoides borealis
923:Myotis grisescens
912:
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896:Leesburg, Alabama
869:Ohatchee, Alabama
834:Lake Logan Martin
721:Wetumpka, Alabama
635:League of Nations
572:. Afterward, the
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131:34.662°N 84.128°W
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3272:Williamson Swamp
2829:Walter F. George
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1476:Oostanaula River
1230:), blue shiner (
1196:coldwater darter
1177:Threatened fish:
1116:Endangered fish:
1100:Alabama sturgeon
1061:green salamander
1058:Rare amphibians:
1046:Green salamander
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787:Clanton, Alabama
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1495:Big Wills Creek
1489:Amicalola Creek
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1224:goldline darter
1208:Cherokee darter
1159:freckled darter
1135:freckled madtom
1023:round rocksnail
1007:teardrop Elimia
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2633:Ochlockonee
2449:January 29,
1623:Corn Creek
1540:Sugar Creek
1519:Heath Creek
1501:Cedar Creek
1443:Tributaries
1241:bigeye chub
1119:blue shiner
713:Lake Jordan
524:Yamasee War
467:powerhouses
401:U.S. states
393:Coosa River
288: /
211: /
134: /
24:Coosa River
3349:Categories
3252:Tobesofkee
3158:Creeks and
3149:Wilmington
3029:Cumberland
2941:Oostanaula
2834:West Point
2729:Blackshear
2724:Banks Lake
2683:Tallapoosa
2176:January 7,
2139:January 7,
2113:January 7,
2087:January 7,
2061:January 7,
2024:January 7,
1998:January 7,
1753:References
1534:Rock Creek
1525:Mill Creek
1463:rivers in
1457:Oostanaula
1453:confluence
1408:bald eagle
1402:Bald eagle
1238:Rare fish:
1037:Amphibians
888:Weiss Lake
749:white bass
619:riverboats
602:cotton gin
594:New Echota
556:After the
517:Mobile Bay
432:Montgomery
426:rivers in
420:Oostanaula
416:confluence
319:Basin size
276:86°16′40″W
273:32°29′10″N
199:84°34′23″W
196:34°53′06″N
165:2nd source
122:84°07′41″W
119:34°39′43″N
3319:Grand Bay
3227:Peachtree
3177:Brasstown
3109:Odingsell
3044:Frederica
3014:Chestatee
2999:Brunswick
2759:Goat Rock
2719:Allatoona
2673:St. Marys
2578:Conasauga
2573:Canoochee
2543:Apalachee
1934:August 4,
1903:August 4,
1682:Advocates
1558:Location
1472:watershed
1104:Fall Line
997:In 2004,
566:Creek War
528:Carolinas
331:Discharge
69:Alabama,
3312:See also
3222:Okapilco
3212:Muckalee
3182:Ebenezer
3124:Skidaway
3049:Halfmoon
3019:Crescent
2956:Tallulah
2866:Cartecay
2814:Sinclair
2809:Seminole
2769:Hartwell
2693:Towaliga
2678:Suwannee
2663:Savannah
2638:Ocmulgee
2598:Hiwassee
2538:Altamaha
2362:Archived
2341:Archived
2296:Archived
2226:Archived
1874:Archived
1731:See also
1358:Reptiles
1005:and the
953:Category
805:Lay Lake
733:bluegill
611:Wetumpka
586:Oklahoma
551:Cherokee
444:Wetumpka
53:Location
3217:Noonday
3160:streams
3054:Hampton
3024:Crooked
3004:Buffalo
2989:Belfast
2961:Tugaloo
2886:Ellijay
2871:Coleman
2851:Alabaha
2784:Nottely
2774:Jackson
2764:Harding
2744:Chatuge
2739:Carters
2658:Satilla
2653:Ohoopee
2628:Nottely
2548:Aucilla
2528:Alapaha
2514:Georgia
1968:Website
1455:of the
1263:Mussels
992:extinct
963:Details
958:Summary
840:Alabama
816:Lay Dam
741:catfish
737:crappie
681:Images
631:malaria
481:History
475:endemic
455:Alabama
418:of the
409:Georgia
405:Alabama
399:in the
71:Georgia
58:Country
3281:Canals
3257:Toccoa
3197:Kettle
3187:Euchee
3144:Vernon
3139:Turtle
3134:Tivoli
3114:Sapelo
3084:Medway
3079:Mackay
3039:Duplin
3034:Darien
2901:Jerico
2891:Hudson
2824:Tugalo
2794:Oliver
2789:Oconee
2779:Lanier
2749:Chehaw
2734:Burton
2703:Yellow
2643:Oconee
2588:Etowah
2533:Alcovy
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1279:Plants
505:Mobile
424:Etowah
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311:Length
86:Source
2994:Broro
2946:Soque
2896:Jacks
2799:Rabun
2712:Lakes
2593:Flint
2583:Coosa
2553:Broad
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1894:(PDF)
1832:Notes
547:Creek
509:South
239:Mouth
66:State
3129:Sope
3119:Shad
3059:Herb
3009:Bull
2984:Bear
2451:2007
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