Coosawhatchie River

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The Coosawhatchie River is a tidal river in the Lowcountry region of South Carolina, known for its marshy estuarine environment and historical significance in the American Revolutionary and Civil Wars.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf river
tidal river
belongsTo South Carolina coastal rivers
climateZone humid subtropical climate region
country United States of America
surface form: United States
crossedBy CSX Transportation rail line
Interstate 95 NERFINISHED
U.S. Route 17 NERFINISHED
drainageBasin Coastal plain of South Carolina NERFINISHED
ecosystemType coastal salt marsh ecosystem
flowsThrough Coosawhatchie, South Carolina NERFINISHED
hasConservationInterest coastal wetland protection
hasEnvironment marshy estuarine environment
hasFeature brackish water
mudflats
salt marshes
tidal marshes
hasHydrologicalCharacteristic brackish-tidal regime
influenced by Atlantic Ocean tides
hasMouthPosition near Broad River, South Carolina
hasNameOrigin derived from Native American language
hasNavigationCondition shallow tidal channel
hasNearbyMilitaryHistorySite Civil War-era positions in the Lowcountry
Coosawhatchie area Revolutionary War sites
hasNearbySettlement Coosawhatchie, South Carolina NERFINISHED
hasSourcePosition near Coosawhatchie, South Carolina
hasWildlifeHabitat salt-marsh fish species
shellfish
wading birds
historicalSignificance American Civil War NERFINISHED
American Revolutionary War NERFINISHED
inRegion Southeastern United States NERFINISHED
isPartOf network of tidal rivers of South Carolina Lowcountry
locatedIn Lowcountry NERFINISHED
South Carolina
locatedInAdministrativeEntity Beaufort County, South Carolina NERFINISHED
Jasper County, South Carolina NERFINISHED
mouthOfWaterBody Broad River (South Carolina) NERFINISHED
near Pocotaligo River NERFINISHED
Town of Ridgeland, South Carolina NERFINISHED
partOf Atlantic Ocean drainage basin NERFINISHED
South Carolina Lowcountry estuarine system NERFINISHED
usedFor boating
fishing
recreation
waterBodyType estuary

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Jasper County, South Carolina hasBorderFeature Coosawhatchie River