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re: What is the greatest Southern United States river?
Posted on 1/27/24 at 3:08 pm to UKWildcats
Posted on 1/27/24 at 3:08 pm to UKWildcats
Most of it is in Kentucky as the state line is the low water mark of 1792. We won that case in the Supreme Court.
The Ohio River is hydrologically larger (greater flow) than the Mississippi at the confluence near Cairo, IL.
The Ohio is 981 miles long, 664 miles of which border Kentucky.
The Ohio River is hydrologically larger (greater flow) than the Mississippi at the confluence near Cairo, IL.
The Ohio is 981 miles long, 664 miles of which border Kentucky.
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Posted on 1/27/24 at 3:19 pm to Lynxrufus2012
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Most of it is in Kentucky as the state line is the low water mark of 1792. We won that case in the Supreme Court.
The Ohio River is hydrologically larger (greater flow) than the Mississippi at the confluence near Cairo, IL.
The Ohio is 981 miles long, 664 miles of which border Kentucky.
you're my blood relative
anybody who hasn't driven through Cairo, it's so sad and yet so historical
I skied in the Ohio River once, up in West Virginia while it was choppy, scary as shite
Paducah and Owensboro are such great people
Posted on 1/27/24 at 3:24 pm to Lynxrufus2012
I’m partial to the Cahaba River. Runs right through the backside of our property.
Cool Cahaba River facts.
Longest free flowing river in Alabama. No Dams.
The waters of the Cahaba are home to more than 131 species of freshwater fishes (18 of which have been found in no other river system), 40 species of mussels, and 35 species of snails. The river has more fish species than can be found[ in all bodies of water in California.
Cool Cahaba River facts.
Longest free flowing river in Alabama. No Dams.
The waters of the Cahaba are home to more than 131 species of freshwater fishes (18 of which have been found in no other river system), 40 species of mussels, and 35 species of snails. The river has more fish species than can be found[ in all bodies of water in California.
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