The fifty-mile Chattooga River begins in North Carolina and flows through South Carolina and Georgia. One of the few rivers to qualify for the national designation of a Wild and Scenic River, the Chattooga is protected from development and motorized vehicles along its banks by a one-fourth-mile-wide corridor on each side.
Photograph by Brenda Wiley
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