- The
Ochlockonee River ( /oʊˈklɒknɪ/ o-KLOK-nee) is a fast
running river,
except where it has been
dammed to form Lake
Talquin in Florida,
originating in...
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without barrier islands that
extends along the Gulf of
Mexico from the
Ocklockonee River to
Anclote Key. Florida's
Nature Coast region is
included in the...
- There, on 20
March 1863,
Welch –
having heard that a
schooner in the
Ocklockonee River was
loading cotton –
ordered his
executive officer to lead an expedition...
- species. The
Florida gar (Lepisosteus platyrhincus) can be
found in the
Ocklockonee river, Florida, and Georgia, and
prefers muddy or
sandy bottoms with...
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overlaps what is now
known as the Big Bend Coast,
extending from the
Ocklockonee River to
Anclote Key.
Chaccabi was
described as
being on the road from...
- the
western end of
Apalachee Bay
between the St.
Marks River and the
Ocklockonee River. Hann
identifies Rio
Chachave with
Spring Cr**** (30°05′N 84°20′W...
- Big Bend Coast,
stretching north from
Anclote Key to the
mouth of the
Ocklockonee River in the
Florida Panhandle, does not have any
barrier islands. Anclote...
- the
Apalachicola River basin, and Gulf of
Mexico drainages from the
Ocklockonee River in Florida, and
Flint River in Georgia, to the
Mississippi River...
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History United States Name USS
Ocklockonee Namesake Ocklockonee River in
Georgia and
Florida Ordered as T1-M-A2
tanker hull, MC hull 1530 Laid down 18...
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cotton to Havana, Cuba, ran
aground on a bar just
inside the
mouth of the
Ocklockonee River on the
coast of
Florida and was
boarded and
burned by boat crews...
