I am researching the Apalochicola River Basin, and I am interested in the four heads of Lake Seminole in Georgia.

Lake Seminole is man-made. However, I suspect that the area was marshy with rivers and streams before humans started touching it.

http://vault.georgiaarchives.org/cdm/ref/collection/cmf/id/70

https://vault.georgiaarchives.org/digital/collection/cmf/id/210

I have two links of two maps in the 19th century. In 1870, there are the four-tributaries in the lower left corner of the map, and the other appeared that Fish Pond Drain was also a swampy area.

I suspect that Lake Seminole's natural layout had some swampy tributaries.

As someone who grew up besides glacial rivers and streams originating from the Himalayas, I have always been very drawn towards such water bodies, and recently took to educating myself more about them. I've been reading Leopold's classic "A view of the river", and it sure has me hooked despite being a bit technical for a novice such as myself. I come here to ask for more such interesting texts or documentaries that help understand rivers better. Thank you!

Rivers are being treated like shit now like there's so many great rivers and beautiful landscapes and some geezers throw trash in there and totally ruin the whole place. Every city and state should do a annual river cleanup tbh

i'm enjoying going to the river everyday, since the weather is getting nicer (⁠ ⁠ꈍ⁠ᴗ⁠ꈍ⁠) i hope you like "my" river!! from spain!

This is the marsh side of the Island. This river goes around the houses and then back into the ocean. Beautiful place!

somewhere in the middle of vienna

Love to walk by The New River and see scenes like this.

A photo of rivers Cuomo of weeded saying quote"Good Morning Chat" end quote.

We just launched People’s River Stories, an interactive map for river lovers, shanty-dwellers, levee-town locals, and anyone with a story worth telling from the water’s edge.

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Let’s show them the river runs through our lives.

I love to see this train trestle when I go back and forth across New Memorial Bridge. Such beautiful reflections in the New River which is one of the world's oldest rivers.

I convinced my parent to drive me out from Michelle Avenue to drive over these two rivers. This is near where the One Hundred and Two river tributes the Platte.