Oconee River

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O·co·nee River

 (ə-kō′nē)
A river rising in the Blue Ridge Mountains of northern Georgia and flowing about 350 km (220 mi) generally south to join the Ocmulgee River and form the Altamaha River.
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Blue catfish were first found in Lake Oconee in Georgia in 1997, after being discovered in the Oconee River about 10 years earlier.
Additionally, the University recently approved an expansion of the North Oconee River Greenway trail, a 3.65 mile walking and biking path, which will provide the student residents direct pedestrian access to additional parts of campus.
Important places to visit include the Oconee River, the Old State Capitol Building and the Bartram Educational Forest.
The robust redhorse remained in obscurity and unknown to scientists for over 100 years, until Georgia Department of Natural Resources (Georgia DNR) biologists captured an adult robust redhorse in Georgia's Oconee River in 1991.
It covers an approximate 13-square-mile area along the bluff side of the beautiful Oconee River in Wheeler County Ga.
* Oconee River, Georgia: "A proposed coal-fired power plant would siphon an average of 13.5 minion gallons a day from the Oconee River, robbing downstream farms and communities that depend on this resource."
Each year, bigger and bigger crowds flock to the banks of the Oconee River in the little town of East Dublin to enjoy all-day drinking, country and western concerts and the crazy games.
(As a child, the artist knew shack families; she drew in the dirt with sticks; shotgun houses are found in the South; the Oconee River flows through Athens, Georgia, where the artist now lives; she believes "the spirit" of people is part of architectural structures.)
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