This river forms the ACF Basin with its largest tributary, the Flint River, which it meets in Lake Seminole, and this body of water was the subject of an epic poem by Sidney Lanier.
This body of water's namesake national recreation area features Cochran Shoals, and is where it meets its tributary Vickery Creek, and its namesake bay is separated from the Gulf of Mexico by the islands of St. George, St. Vincent and Dog. This river forms the ACF Basin with its largest tributary, the Flint River, which it meets in Lake Seminole, and this body of water was the subject of an epic poem by Sidney Lanier. Flowing past Columbus and the suburbs of ► Atlanta, for 10 points, name this river which creates much of the Georgia/Alabama border and is known as the Apalachicola while in Florida.
This body of water's namesake national recreation area features Cochran Shoals, and is where it meets its tributary Vickery Creek, and its namesake bay is separated from the Gulf of Mexico by the islands of St. George, St. Vincent and Dog.
Chattahoochee River [accept Apalachicola River until read]