Cheoah River

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The Cheoah River is a mountain river in western North Carolina known for its steep gradient, whitewater rapids, and popularity among kayakers and rafters.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf river
country United States of America
surface form: United States
flowsInto Little Tennessee River NERFINISHED
formsReservoir Cheoah Reservoir NERFINISHED
Santeetlah Lake NERFINISHED
hasActivityRiskLevel high for paddlers
hasDam Cheoah Dam NERFINISHED
Santeetlah Dam NERFINISHED
hasEcosystemType mountain river ecosystem
hasGradient steep
hasHydrologicalProgression Cheoah River → Little Tennessee River → Tennessee River → Ohio River → Mississippi River → Gulf of Mexico
hasNotableFeature continuous drops
narrow, boulder-strewn channel
powerful hydraulics
hasScheduledReleases for whitewater recreation
hasWhitewaterClass Class IV
Class V
impoundedBy Cheoah Dam NERFINISHED
Santeetlah Dam NERFINISHED
knownFor continuous whitewater rapids
popularity among kayakers
popularity among rafters
steep gradient
technical whitewater
locatedIn Appalachian Mountains NERFINISHED
Graham County, North Carolina NERFINISHED
Great Smoky Mountains region NERFINISHED
North Carolina
western North Carolina
managedBy Tennessee Valley Authority NERFINISHED
mouthLocatedIn near Tapoco, North Carolina
near Tail of the Dragon highway NERFINISHED
U.S. Route 129 NERFINISHED
partOf Tennessee River watershed NERFINISHED
recreationSeason dependent on dam release schedule
region Southern Appalachians NERFINISHED
sourceLocatedIn Nantahala National Forest NERFINISHED
tributaryOf Little Tennessee River NERFINISHED
usedFor recreational boating
whitewater kayaking
whitewater rafting

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