the chattahoochee river forms the border between georgia and alabama.
the chattahoochee river forms the border between georgia and alabama.
which river forms the border between georgia and alabama?
the chattahoochee river
the case involves the apalachicola-chattahoochee-flint (acf) river basin, which includes three major rivers in the southeast united states. the chattahoochee river runs from the southern end of the appalachian mountains in northern georgia and runs south-southwest and towards the gulf of mexico; it forms the state border between georgia and alabama. the flint river forms from groundwater seepage in northern georgia, and also runs south-southwest until it meets with the chattahoochee at the southern edge of both georgia and alabama. the combined rivers become the apalachicola river which then crosses florida's panhandle and empties into apalachicola bay, an estuary abutting the gulf. besides serving as water sources for various municipal water systems, the acf river basin also provides significant quantities of water for agricultural irrigation, and numerous wildlife species reside along the rivers, particularly within the bay.
florida v. georgia (2018)
most of the territory is flat with a few low hills with an average altitude of ten meters above sea level. the nacajuca river forms the municipality’s border with cunduacán. the el naranjo river forms the border with nacajuca; the cucuxchapa river forms the border with paraíso and the chiquistero river forms the border with centla.
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