Oconee River Benutzerhandbuch

Author/Contributor(s):	Cook, Joe
Publisher:	University of Georgia Press
Date:	04/01/2019
Binding:	Paperback
Condition:	NEW

"The Oconee River may not be Georgia's longest river, or its largest, but its waters feed into the Altamaha River basin, which makes up nearly a quarter of the state's landmass, and reach east to nourish the marshes along the coast. This humble but significant river has played a pivotal role in Georgia's culture for more than 200 years, with evidence that it was used for cultivating crops as early as the 3rd century. The Oconee River User's Guide is both a practical, mile-by-mile guide along the river and an exploration into its rich past and plentiful natural resources. In it, readers will find everything they need to make their own sojourn along the river: detailed maps, points of interest, a fishing primer, a compact, illustrated natural history guide, and notes on safety and boating etiquette. This guide is a must-have resource for anyone wishing to journey along the Oconee's beautiful waterways"--