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  1. The New River joins with the Gauley River to form the Kanawha River at this point. The New River is quite misnamed in that it is extremely old. Geologists calculate the age of the New River to be up to 320 million years old! From its headwaters near Boone, North Carolina, the New River travels more than 2000 miles to ...

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  2. Kanawha Falls is located about 35 miles southeast of Charleston,WV via US-60 and WV-16, across the river from Gauley Bridge. It is a popular fishing spot on the Kanawha River.

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  3. Kanawha Falls is located on the Kanawha River. The building you see on the far left was at one time a Hydro Electric plant. It is being rebuilt at this to become a functioning plant once again.

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  4. The afterschool program, "3rd Base", Kanawha County Schools, South Charleston WV, K-5th Grade. Kids are all outside when this was taken 2/1/2011

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  5. The view of Charleston, WV from Fort Hill. Created from 180 photos (18x10).

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  6. Fort Scammon is a Civil War fort in Charleston WV. Used by the south in 1862 and fortified by the north in 1863, it was used to guard the junction of the Elk and Kanawha rivers. I grew up about a half mile away, and have fond memories of playing there as a kid. There are several USGS benchmarks here, for those...

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  7. Fort Scammon is a Civil War fort in Charleston WV. Used by the south in 1862 and fortified by the north in 1863, it was used to guard the junction of the Elk and Kanawha rivers. I grew up about a half mile away, and have fond memories of playing there as a kid. There are several USGS benchmarks here, for those...

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