Withlacoochee River (Gulf of Mexico)

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The Withlacoochee River (Gulf of Mexico) is a river in central Florida that flows through wetlands and forests before emptying into the Gulf of Mexico, known for its scenic, largely undeveloped natural surroundings and recreational opportunities.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf natural watercourse
river
country United States of America
surface form: United States
drainageBasin Gulf of Mexico basin NERFINISHED
flowsThrough forests
rural areas of Florida
wetlands
hasCharacteristic blackwater sections
floodplain forests
meandering course
relatively low level of urban development along banks
hasConservationStatus partly protected by state and local conservation areas
hasEcosystemType riparian habitat
wetland habitat
hasNameLanguage English
hasRecreation boating
camping along riverbanks
hasWaterBodyType freshwater river
knownFor largely undeveloped river corridor
recreational opportunities
scenic natural surroundings
locatedIn Florida
central Florida
west-central Florida
mouth Gulf of Mexico NERFINISHED
partOf Gulf Coast watershed NERFINISHED
region Gulf Coastal Plain NERFINISHED
sharesNameWith Withlacoochee River (Suwannee River) NERFINISHED
supports fish species
reptiles and amphibians
wading birds
usedFor canoeing
fishing
kayaking
wildlife viewing

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Withlacoochee River (Suwannee River tributary) isDistinctFrom Withlacoochee River (Gulf of Mexico)