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	Caney Fork River - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Caney Fork River is one of the major streams draining the Cumberland Plateau region of Tennessee and a major tributary of the Cumberland River system.
		At the confluence of the Caney Fork, the Collins River and the Rocky River is Great Falls Lake.
		The dam is named for the Great Falls of the Caney Fork, caused by the descent of the stream off of the Highland Rim to the level of the Nashville Basin.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Caney_Fork_River (524 words)

	Caney Fork River Trail (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Although the river sinks at several points during late summer, hiking the upper portion of the Caney Fork River Trail during high water can be an exciting, thunderous experience as much of this area contains Class V rapids that should only be attempted by experienced kayakers.
		At the junction of Polly Branch and the Caney Fork River is the Blue Hole, a beautiful blue and deep fishing/swimming area that is one of the last to run dry during late summer.
		The trail continues mostly within a short distance of the river through a shady canopy of large oak, poplar and hemlocks, passing the junction of Puncheoncamp Creek (2.5 miles) and the Caney Fork River.
	www.centennialwilderness.com /caneyfkrvtrl.htm (1541 words)

	Caney Fork River Trout Investigations
		The Watauga River was stocked in 1998 with catchable-sized rainbow trout Oncorhynchus mykiss (42,150), fingerling rainbow trout (50,000) and catchable-sized brown trout Salmo trutta (17,568).
		Brown trout represented 60% of the density and 65% of the biomass of trout.
		The Watauga River is comparable to the more-famous South Fork of the Holston River in terms of quality habitat and appropriate minimum flows, water temperatures, and dissolved oxygen concentrations to support healthy trout populations.
	www.tntech.edu /fish/trout/watauga.html (891 words)

	Caney Fork River Trout Investigations
		The Caney Fork River is annually stocked with over 100,000 catchable (greater than 200 mm total length) rainbow trout Oncorhynchus mykiss and 17,000 brown trout Salmo trutta.
		This study examined the fate of trout stocked in 1997 and evaluated the habitat and biomass of overwintering trout in the Caney Fork River.
		The ability of the Caney Fork river to sustain high densities of trout is clearly limited by seasonal deficits in dissolved oxygen and low abundance of quality habitat.
	www.tntech.edu /fish/trout/caney.html (832 words)

	Southeastern Outdoors - Trout Fishing the Caney Fork River
		The Caney Fork can be fished from the bank, by wading, or you can canoe the Caney Fork fishing along the way.
		The portion of the Caney Fork that is stocked with trout begins at the Center Hill Dam and runs downstream to where the Caney Fork merges with the Cumberland River.
		The Caney Fork River is about 20-30 yards wide in most areas with a slow but noticeable current.
	www.southeasternoutdoors.com /outdoors/fishing/caney-fork-trout.html (1351 words)

	Stockton Valley Association 1814-1856 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Caney Fork Association again appealed for correspondence with the Stockton Valley Association, but was again rejected because of the same reasons.
		At the Clear Fork Meeting House in Cumberland County, KY ias Denton was present from the Caney Fork Association.
		Caney Fork Association was represented by Elders A. Moss and Jesse Stewart, along with "Brethren" Isaac Denton, Jr., J.C. Webb, and James Herd.
	www.danielhaston.com /places/churches/bigfork/big-fork-sv-assn2.htm (2789 words)

	Nashville Tennessee Area Attractions Tourism Information Wineries State Parks Center Hill Lake Caney Fork River
		River Paddle boats and fishing boats travel the river that eventually winds it way past the shores of Nashville.
		The Caney Fork River is said to have the best trout fishing this side of the Mississippi.
		The newest national park The Big South Fork can also be found here, with over 150 miles of hiking trails, more than 100 miles of horse back riding and mountain biking trails and about 80 miles of navigational white water for rafting, canoeing and kayaking.
	butterflyhollow.com /attractions.htm (685 words)

	Calfkiller River - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Calfkiller River rises on the Cumberland Plateau of Tennessee just south of Interstate 40 near the town of Monterey in Putnam County.
		The river and the highway then cross into White County, the valley widening somewhat and becoming less steep.
		The Caney Fork is, at this point, the line between White County and Van Buren County, and the Calfkiller enters it just east of the bridge on old State Route 111.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Calfkiller_River (215 words)

	Wilderness Boating Kayaks (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		During the early spring months, the upper portion of the Caney Fork River from Clifty Bridge downstream to Bee Creek is considered by those who rate such areas to be a Class IV and V whitewater river.
		Although some local residents have used canoes, inflatables, and small flat-bottomed boats on the lower part of the Caney Fork River through Scott’s Gulf, boats are not necessary for fishing.
		A popular late spring and early summer boating experience is “tube’n” the Caney Fork River from Bee Creek downstream to the shoals near the Virgin Falls Campground.
	www.centennialwilderness.com /boating.htm (222 words)

	The Caney Fork of the Cumberland River - Pages 80-82 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		It was established after the Great Falls Dam was raised and was on the White County side of the river opposite Rock Island (the island) and the mouth of Rocky River.
		It includes most of the land between the Collins River and the Caney Fork beginning at the Collins River Bridge and extending West to the Narrows and on into the area that was once referred to as "Shake Rag." Improvements were made along the left bank of both rivers west of the Narrows.
		Trips down the Caney Fork by canoe were among the summers high lights.
	www.danielhaston.com /places/caney-fork/crouch/32-recreation-camps.htm (1896 words)

	Falling Water River - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Falling Water River is a stream located in the east-central portion of Middle Tennessee.
		Below Burgess Falls the water of the Falling Water River becomes slack as part of the Center Hill Lake impoundment of the Caney Fork River, a Corps of Engineers project.
		The falls mark the descent of the riverbed from the Highland Rim into the Nashville Basin over a particularly resistant layer of sedimentary rock from the Paleozoic Era.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Falling_Water_River (321 words)

	Center Hill Fishing Information
		Center Hill Lake and the Caney Fork River downstream of the Center Hill Dam are very popular areas for fishing.
		Due to the cooler water temperatures released from the dam, the Caney Fork has become one of the most productive trout fisheries in the state.
		The river is easily accessed from Interstate 40 at access areas such as Buffalo Valley, Long Branch, Happy Hollow, and Betty’s Island, all of which are located within seven minutes of interstate exit number 268 (Buffalo Valley Exit).
	www.waverunnerrentals.com /lakenet/fishing.html (1548 words)

	CF & W Page - Railroads of South-central Tennessee
		Once called the Sparta Branch, the Caney Fork and Western RR was formed to avoid three counties from losing an important transportation asset.
		In the 60th Anniversary edition (Nov. 2000) of Trains Magazine, the Caney Fork and Western was highlighted in a wonderful article about its operations.
		It was built to haul lumber, to a large mill in South Campaign, and coal from the Rocky River valley.
	www.cafes.net /wayback/cfw.htm (601 words)

	Highbeam Encyclopedia - Search Results for Caney
		Caney Fork CANEY FORK [Caney Fork] river, 144 mi (232 km) long, rising in central Tenn. and flowing NW to the Cumberland River.
		Shelley Caney, of Cherry Hill, New Jersey, makes her choice from an array of flies, during an outing with friends at Little Lehigh Creek, in Allentown, Pennsylvania, on October 17, 2003.
		Authorities investigate New Caney toddler's death as capital murder.
	www.encyclopedia.com /SearchResults.aspx?Q=Caney (481 words)

	Big Fork Baptist - Caney Fork Association Era (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		In 1849, O. (presumably "Ozias") and Isaac Denton were elders in the Sinking Creek Baptist Church, at the eastern foot of Gum Spring Mountain, in White County, TN, which was north of the Caney Fork River and approximately ten miles away (north west) from Big Fork Baptist Church.
		The next extant minutes for the Caney Fork Association was for the year 1877, twenty-one years after the meeting in which the Big Fork Baptist Church's situation was investigated.
		The Big Fork Church in its early years and other churches on the early Stockton Valley Association era certainly did not espouse this doctrine, which was not created until the mid-1820s.
	www.danielhaston.com /places/churches/bigfork/big-fork-cf-assn.htm (1799 words)

	Rivers, Trails & Conservation Program
		RM 34, confluence with Ocoee River, to RM 66, Apalachia Dam
		RM 0, confluence with Tennessee River, to RM 53, Cherokee Dam
		RM 0, confluence with Caney Fork, to RM 14, headwaters southwest of Smithville
	www.nps.gov /rtca/nri/states/tn.html (2499 words)

	FRANKS of Caney Fork River
		They began arriving in the Caney Fork area in the early 1800's and by the 1820's, most were beginning to sell their land and move to Marion County, Alabama, where Chickasaw land was beginning to be settled by white settlers.
		His land description was simply described as bounded on the south by the Caney Fork on the north and west by M. MOORE'S land and on the east by widow TEMPLETON'S land.
		The Ganns path from Caney Fork to Marion, AL and Itawamba, MS is similar to the Franks' path.
	members.tripod.com /~dickdfox/index-caneyfork.html (11925 words)

	Southeastern Outdoors - Caney Fork River
		The Caney Fork River winds 144 miles through middle and central Tennessee.
		Descriptions and photos of the flat water canoeing section of the Caney Fork River.
		Caney Fork offers some of the best trout fishing in middle Tennessee.
	www.southeasternoutdoors.com /public-lands/rivers/caney-fork/index-caney-fork.html (75 words)

	Caney Fork - HighBeam Encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		CANEY FORK [Caney Fork] river, 144 mi (232 km) long, rising in central Tenn. and flowing NW to the Cumberland River.
		On Caney Fork, part of the Tennessee Valley Authority, are Great Falls Dam and Center Hill Dam, which provide flood control and power for the surrounding area.
		Is Fate Of One Tiny CU A Sign Of What's Ahead?(financially troubled Caney Fork Cooperative Credit Union to merge with Beacon Federal Savings Bank)(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
	www.encyclopedia.com /doc/1E1-caneyf1or.html (231 words)

	NetNude - Virgin Falls Wilderness Area, Tennessee, Report.
		When we came to the fork in the trail that marked the big end loop, one way to VF and one way to the CFR, we headed straight to the River, which meant the trail started steeply downward again, and then along old jeep trails that were covered with smooth river rocks.
		River gorges in this part of Tennessee often are on limestone or sandstone bases and drain hundreds of square miles, so the water only has one place to go, down the narrow river channels and gorges.
		Because the trail head is on the Cumberland Plateau, and the Caney Fork River is at the bottom of the gorge, the hike in is mostly downhill and the hike out is mostly uphill.
	www.netnude.com /Main/info/states/vfall041.html (2760 words)

	Caney River, Oklahoma (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		The Caney River is basically a flatwater stream with a gentle gradient that makes it well suited for recreational paddlers in canoes and kayaks, though rafts can ply the river if they don't mind a slow, uneventful ride.
		The Caney River is scenic and delightful for those who enjoy flatwater paddling.
		The river is accessible from several points allowing for trips of various lengths, but there are no known campgrounds between Wah-Sha-She State Park and the Verdigris River confluence.
	southwestpaddler.com /docs/arkansasok5.html (843 words)

	GORP - Access Caney Fork - Tennessee Tailwater Trout
		Although the most oft cited problem with fishing the tailwaters of the Caney Fork is lack of shoreline access, there are several places open to the public.
		The river skirts a long gravel bar at this point, and the river bottom is made up of marble- to baseball-sized rocks.
		One unique aspect of the Caney Fork's gravel bars is that when the water falls rapidly in nongeneration periods, isolated pools of it are left on the bars.
	www.gorp.com /gorp/publishers/countryman/fis_tntrout2.htm (831 words)

	People and Places on the Caney Fork River
		A grant to John Armstrong was entered in 1807 and surveyed in 1809 calling for 200 acres at the mouth of Rocky River on both sides of Caney Fork including improvements made by Terry in the center.
		One day in 1923 while we were eating lunch on the bank of Caney Fork, the writer pointed to a piece of copper tube that had been fitted around one leg of the transit tripod and asked Jim if he knew anything about it.
		It was located on high ground facing Collins River and in sight of "The Narrows" and close to the two-story log house which was torn down in the 1930's.
	www.rootsweb.com /~tnvanbur/11crouch.html (1476 words)

	Junkscience.com -- (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Tests for The Wall Street Journal by two independent Tennessee laboratories, conducted in September 1999 and this month, showed trace amounts of zinc and other metals in the Caney Fork that were in compliance with federal standards.
		Pasminco is not required to test soil along the banks of the Caney Fork.
		Gore's farm is on the opposite bank of the Caney Fork.
	www.junkscience.com /jun00/gorezinc.htm (1821 words)

	GORP - Caney Fork River - Tennessee Tailwater Trout
		From Center Hill Dam near the community of Laurel Hill, the Caney Fork flows for 28 miles to the northwest, eventually emptying into the Cumberland River at the town of Carthage.
		The TWRA uses boats to stock the Caney Fork along its entire length, unlike the procedure on most tailwaters, in which fish are simply dumped from bridges or other access points.
		Two distinct patterns are used by anglers on the Caney Fork, depending upon whether they are after a limit of fish or a lunker.
	www.gorp.com /gorp/publishers/countryman/fis_tntrout.htm (759 words)

	FINAL RULE: Endangered Status for the Relict Darter and Bluemask Darter (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		He found the fish restricted to isolated populations in short reaches of four rivers in the Caney Fork River system-Cane Creek, Van Buren County; Collins River, Warren and Grundy Counties; Rocky River, Van Buren County; and upper Caney Fork River, White County.
		As the populations in Cane Creek and the Upper Caney Fork are extremely small and the reservoir restricts gene flow among populations, the long-term genetic viability of these populations is questionable.
		Section 7(a)(2) and regulations codified at 50 CFR part 402 require Federal agencies to ensure, in consultation with and with the assistance of the Service, that activities they authorize, fund, or carry out are not likely to jeopardize the continued existence of listed species or destroy or adversely modify their critical habitat, if designated.
	www.fws.gov /endangered/r/fr93525.html (5632 words)

	Sparta-White County Chamber of Commerce : Rock Island (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		Caney Fork River and is adjacent to the town of Rock Island, which is about 15 miles southwest of Sparta and surrounds the
		The Great Falls Lake is on the Caney Fork River and fed by the confluence of three other rivers within a few miles of the dam, the Calkiller River, the Rocky River, and the Collins River.
		Hiking trails include the Eagle Trail beginning at the Blue Hole Picnic Area, 3 miles moderate, the Badger Flat Picnic Area, which is close to the natural sand beach, the Collins River Nature Trail, a moderate 3-mile hike, and the Moonshine Trail, a 1/2-mile, hike.
	www.sparta-chamber.net /rockisland.htm (387 words)

	TN Fish Limit Exceptions (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-14)
		A Walleye Run Regulation is in effect on the upper end of Center Hill Reservoir, including the Caney Fork River beginning at the boat ramp at Rock Island Park and extending upstream to Great Falls Dam.
		CLEAR CREEK (tributary to the Clinch River, Anderson Co.) Closed to all fishing and minnow seining from Hwy 441 upstream to the second dam (adjacent to the City of Norris water tower), as posted, from December 1- March 31.
		A Walleye Run Regulation is in effect on the East Fork of the Obey River from Compton Boat Ramp upstream to the Highway 52 Bridge.
	www.boatlodge.com /tnfishlmtx.htm (1126 words)

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