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	Red River (Tennessee-Kentucky) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Red River is a major stream of north-central Tennessee and south-central Kentucky and is a major tributary of the Cumberland River.
		About a mile and a half (2 km) above its mouth into the Cumberland, the Red River is joined by the West Fork of the Red River, its last tributary, which drains eastern Christian County and western Todd County, Kentucky.
		As the area drained by the Red River becomes somewhat less agricultural and more of the remaining farmers switch to techniques involving less cultivation, it is likely that this color will continue to lessen in intensity, but certainly will not vanish.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Red_River_(Tennessee-Kentucky)

	Kentucky - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Other major rivers in Kentucky include the Kentucky River, Tennessee River, the Cumberland River, the Green River, and the Licking River.
		Kentucky and its residents are probably most well known for thoroughbred horses and horse racing, local whisky distilleries, and enthusiasm for basketball (The two principal basketball rivals in the state are the University of Kentucky (blue and white, Wildcats) and the University of Louisville (red and black, Cardinals)).
		Kentucky's pasttimes are distinctly those of the South, and sports rivalries between the University of Kentucky and the Universities of Tennessee and North Carolina have long existed.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Kentucky

	Red River Cumberland Presbyterian Church- Adairsville, Logan County, Kentucky
		Red River -- the Mother of Kentucky Churches.
		Red River Chruch was the prominent church in the Revivalism of 1800.
		The purpose of this association is to perpetuate the memories, color and tradition of the events of 1800 at Red River, and care for the cemetery.
	www.cumberland.org /hfcpc/churches/RedRivKY.htm

	RED WOLF, Canis rufus , U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service
		After evaluating numerous potential reintroduction sites, an effort to establish a permanent population of red wolves in the wild was attempted from 1982 to 1984 on the Tennessee Valley Authority's Land Between the Lakes.
		The ability of the red wolf to retain its genetic integrity in the presence of a coyote population, assuming otherwise favorable circumstances, is presently unknown.
		The disappearance of the last red wolves from the wild is attributed to two factors: habitat changes which favored expansion of the historic coyote range into red wolf territory, and the local breakdown of red wolf social structure (caused by extensive trapping, poisoning, and shooting).
	www.fws.gov /endangered/i/a/saa04.html

	Louisiana Redbones
		Rivers, swamps, and limited occupational opportunities are no longer barriers to communication, commerce, socialization, and marriage between Redbones and members of the dominant culture.
		Thus, an area from the Calcasieu River on the east, the Sabine River on the west and from near Natchitoches in the north to the Gulf of Mexico in the south, containing approximately 5000 square miles, was in dispute.
		Spain eventually settled on the Arroyo Hondo (and by extension the Calcasieu River as the boundary) and the U.S. claimed the Sabine River as the boundary.
	dogwoodpress.myriad.net /dcm/redbone.html

	Alligator River National Wildlife Refuge Red Wolf Program
		ased on fossil and archaeological evidence, the original red wolf range extended throughout the Southeast, from the Atlantic and Gulf Coasts, north to the Ohio River valley and central Pennsylvania, and west to central Texas and southeastern Missouri.
		Wild- born red wolves comprise approximately 90 percent of the free-ranging northeastern North Carolina red wolf population.
		Red wolves generate benefits for landowners by preying on species such as deer, raccoons, and nutria that can be pests on farms.
	www.outer-banks.com /alligator-river/redwolf.html

	History of the Mississippi River and Tributaries Project
		At the latitude of Red River Landing, the project flood is estimated at 3,000,000 cfs.
		To protect communities along the Mississippi and Ohio rivers and to reduce the flood heights to which the controlling levees on the Missouri side would otherwise be subjected, the project provides for a setback levee about 5 miles west of the riverfront levee through this reach.
		The Mississippi River levees are designed to protect the alluvial valley against the project flood by confining flow to the leveed channel, except where it enters the natural blackwater areas or is diverted purposely into the floodway areas.
	www.mvn.usace.army.mil /pao/bro/misstrib.htm

	Watauga River -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article
		The Watauga River rises in (Click link for more info and facts about Watauga County, North Carolina) Watauga County, North Carolina, a mountainous county in western (A state in southeastern United States; one of the original 13 colonies) North Carolina along the (A state in east central United States) Tennessee state line.
		The lake is bridged by Tennessee Highway 67 just as the watercourse enters (Click link for more info and facts about Carter County) Carter County.
		Now operated by the TVA, it actually predates that agency and was a project of the former Tennesee Electric Power Company, a privately-owned utility bought out by TVA in the late (The decade from 1930 to 1939) 1930s.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/W/Wa/Watauga_River.htm

	Cumberland River Compact Supporting the Cumberland River in Kentucky and Tennessee CRC
		The Cumberland River Compact is a not-for-profit educational organization with a mission to enhance the water quality of the 696 mile long Cumberland River and its tributaries through education and by promoting cooperation among citizens, businesses, and agencies in Kentucky and Tennessee.
		To your left is "the boot", a map of the Cumberland River Watershed in Kentucky and Tennessee.
		The mission of the Cumberland River Compact is to enhance the water quality of the Cumberland River and its tributaries through education and by promoting cooperation among citizens, businesses, and agencies in Kentucky and Tennessee.
	www.cumberlandrivercompact.org

	TABS Species Account TN10003
		It is thought that the higher elevations of the Appalachian Mountains in North Carolina, Tennessee, Kentucky, and Virginia were generally inhabited by the gray wolf (Canis lupus).
		Distribution General Comments Although the red wolf is now thought to have been extirpated from the wild, the species at one time ranged from the South Atlantic Seaboard west to central Oklahoma and Texas, and from the Gulf Coastal States northward to the Ohio River Valley and Pennsylvania (01).
		Other red wolves are located at the Audubon Park and Zoological Garden, New Orleans, LA; The Alexandria Zoological Park, Alexandria, LA; The Texas Zoo, Victoria, TX; The Wild Canid Survival and Research Center, Eureka, MO; Greater Baton Rouge Zoo, Baker, LA; Burnet Park Zoo, Liverpool, NY; and Point Defiance Zoo, Tacoma, WA.
	fwie.fw.vt.edu /TN/TN10003d.htm

	99447355
		Detailed map of Kentucky and most of Tennessee showing towns and villages, county seats, iron works and forges, salt works, mills, post offices, existing and proposed railroads, roads, rivers, and limits of coal fields.
		Map has been annotated in red ink to show the location of "Camp Burnside" on the Cumberland River south of Somerset, Kentucky.
	hdl.loc.gov /loc.gmd/g3951s.cw0216700

	Tennessee/Kentucky Ecological Services Office - Endangered Species
		Juvenile boulder darters were marked with a red Elastomer tag that enables researchers to differentiate released fish from wild fish.
		Approximately 3.5 tons of limestone slabrock were placed in the Elk River to provide natural spawning substrate for the species.
		Conservation Fisheries, Inc. (CFI), a non-profit organization dedicated to the conservation of rare fishes, conducted surveys that indicated that boulder darters are restricted to short stretches of the Elk River that contain suitable habitat.
	www.fws.gov /cookeville/docs/bdarter.htm

	North American Birds: Tennessee & Kentucky
		Tennessee, so 6 at Douglas L. 27 Mar-7 Apr (MSl, m.ob.) and 5 in Hamilton 15 May (DTr) were noteworthy; the easternmost report for Kentucky was of 9 in Warren 29 Apr (LD).
		In Kentucky, one to 2 Red-throateds were observed on Kentucky L., Marshall 13-24 Mar (BY, BP, AC, ME, DR), and a Pacific was observed on Kentucky L., Marshall 10 Mar (DR).
		Soon thereafter, Kentucky's first (and Region's 5th) Yellow-billed Loon was discovered and photographed 56 km to the n.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_qa4104/is_200403/ai_n9346385

	Middle Tennessee Tourism Council
		To organize and manage this effort, GNRC subcontracted with the Cumberland River Compact, an organization whose mission is to "enhance the water quality of the Cumberland River and its watersheds through education and by promoting cooperation among citizens, business and agencies in Kentucky and Tennessee."
		In FY 2001 this process was initiated in the Red River Watershed where a number of stakeholders, interested citizens and others met to learn more about the watershed and the issues impacting water quality.
		This area, called the Mid-Cumberland Watershed, is the most developed of all the Cumberland Basin watersheds and has required additional organizational and promotional efforts on the part of GNRC and the Cumberland River Compact.
	www.gnrc.org /waterqual.htm

	ESASH2.TXT
		The red wolf is being reintroduced to prevent its extinction and to restore the ecosystems in which red wolves once occurred.
		It is believed that limited interbreeding between wolves (gray and red) and coyotes on the fringes of wolf populations is a natural occurrence that does not affect the integrity of either species.
		However, the red wolf, coyote, gray wolf, and even the domestic dog are all capable of interbreeding and producing fertile offspring.
	nc-es.fws.gov /staff/ESASH2.TXT

	Vacation Planning.net - Kentucky
		Kentucky is a vacationland of uncommon diversity, from mountains to museums; history to high-energy urban nightlife, an incredible variety of music, all kinds of outdoor recreation and a warm, welcoming environment.
		Festivals include the nation’s largest festival, the Kentucky Derby Festival as well as, Abbey Road on the River and the Adam Matthews Balloon Festival to name a few.
		Pristine forests, waterfalls, natural arches, rivers and streams, white water rafting, moonbows, train rides, and wildlife are just the beginning of the adventure that awaits you in beautiful McCreary County.
	www.vacationplanning.net /Pages/Kentucky/kentuck_tn.html

	Cumberland Falls
		It also passes through the heart of the Red River Gorge where it coincides with parts of Rough Trail among others.
		Unfortunately, they're not as varied as the trails in the Red River Gorge where trails can range from wet, almost marsh-like treks through mud as gooey as axel grease to dry, sandy, almost desert-like paths.
		Like the Red River Gorge it's part of the Daniel Boone National Forest.
	www.sackheads.org /~mayfield/CUMBER.html

	THE RED RIVER SAGA: RELATED LINKS . . . . . Companion Sources To Red River Gorge
		Red River Gorge - Marv's Red River Gorge Info Kentucky's Red River Gorge is a picturesque area of ridges, deep valleys, and high cliffs.
		Red River Gorgeous is 35 rugged acres of cliffs and forest with 2 wildlife ponds, a larger fishing pond, hiking trails and cabins.
		Red River Gorge May 5-7 2001 On Friday evening, May 4, Roj, Tracey, Vlad, Atul, and I departed for the Red.
	www.stormpages.com /redriversaga/12_links.html

	KYAGColl
		Kentucky agate is commonly a combination of yellow and blue banding with banding of other colors such grey, brown, pink, orange, green, maroon, pale red intermixed in small amounts.
		Kentucky agate nodules that contain red and black banding also occur and they are rare.
		Kentucky has many types of agate and it usually occurs in nodular form and is found in the Borden Formation.
	www.kentuckyagate.net /rbagate

	Doe River -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article
		The Doe River forms in (Click link for more info and facts about Carter County, Tennessee) Carter County, Tennessee near the (A state in southeastern United States; one of the original 13 colonies) North Carolina line just south of Roan Mountain State Park.
		Doe River -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article
		It flows to the east of Fork Mountain; the (Click link for more info and facts about Little Doe River) Little Doe River flows by it to the west.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/D/Do/Doe_River.htm

	Success Stories and Lessons Learned
		The mission of the Cumberland River Compact is to enhance the water quality of the Cumberland River and its tributaries through education and by promoting cooperation among citizens, businesses and agencies in Kentucky and Tennessee.
		The Cumberland River Watershed covers approximately 18,000 square miles in the states of Kentucky and Tennessee.
		In receiving the Leadership Award, the Cumberland River Compact was recognized for its role as a leader in encouraging partnerships and resolving issues locally.
	www.rivernetwork.org /library/libsuccess_cumberland.cfm

	Votes for Women! - Wavell's Roll of Colonists - Texas State Library
		McKinney himself had been moving steadily westward all his life, from New Jersey to Kentucky to Tennessee to Arkansas, before finally arriving at the Red River colony at age 64.
		any of the early American immigrants to Texas were from Kentucky, Tennessee, and Alabama, where the evangelistic spirit was strong, and the Church of Christ expanded rapidly in Texas.
		He represented Red River at the Convention of 1836.
	www.tsl.state.tx.us /exhibits/suffrage/beginnings/mckinney.html

	Camping- Camping Gorge Kentucky Red River
		The Red River Gorge.....is located on the rim of the Red River Gorge in Pine Ridge, Kentucky.
		There The Red River Gorge is located in Kentucky inside the Daniel Boone National Forest.
		wife and I want to explore Kentucky, so your Info about the RED RIVER GORGE, is appreciated...
	officialcamping.com /directory/camping-gorge-kentucky-red-river.html

	Backpacking and Camping in Kentucky, Tennessee, Illinois and Indiana
		The Red River Gorge is located in the Daniel Boone National Forest in Kentucky.
		The Red River flows through the middle of the gorge and has class I, II and III rapids.
		The Red River Gorge has many beautiful sandstone arches and fabulous overlooks.
	www.backpackcamp.com

	Great Links To Other Organizations
		The purpose of the TCWN is to help multiply the effectiveness of river and watershed associations in Tennessee and strengthen the collective capacity of clean water groups across the state to achieve cleaner and safer waters.
		The Tennessee Scenic Rivers Association is dedicated to the preservation and quality recreational use of Tennessee rivers.
		TDEC's responsibility is to ensure that Tennessee has the cleanest and safest environment, the greatest recreation opportunities, and the most valued natural and cultural resources of any state.
	www.redriverwatershed.org /links.htm

	KET Kentucky Life Program 1110
		Canoeing the Red River • The section of the Red River that flows through the Red River Gorge is the only stream in Kentucky to be designated a National Wild and Scenic River.
		On this special expanded edition of Kentucky Life, host Dave Shuffett and the crew hike, bike, ride, sail, paddle, and cruise their way around the state, from the Breaks of the Big Sandy River to Reelfoot Lake and from the Ohio to the Big South Fork.
		Dave cruises the stretch between Warsaw, Kentucky and Madison, Indiana with experienced sailors and self-described “river rats” Frank and Elsie Harris.
	www.wkon.org /kentuckylife/1100s/kylife1110.html

	gorgeferns.html
		The Red River Gorge in eastern Kentucky is a canyon system that is part of the Pottsville Escarpment, which forms the eastern border of the Cincinnati Arch, running from Tennessee through Kentucky through southeastern Ohio.
		At the Red River Gorge, the younger and higher Mississippian strata of the Cumberland Plateau drop to the Devonian and Silurian strata of the Bluegrass.
		The Red River Gorge is mostly Federal land within the Daniel Boone National Forest, located in Wolfe, Powell and Menifee Counties, close to Natural Bridge State Park.
	home.frognet.net /~jaknouse/ferns.htg/gorgeferns.html

	The Cane Ridge And Second Kentucky Revival
		The sacrament of the Lord's Supper was administered at the church of Red River (near the Tennessee-Kentucky border), which was ministered to, in connection with the Gasper and Muddy river congregations, by the Rev. James McGready who had recently come from Orange county, North Carolina.
		It all began, not at Cane Ridge, but two years earlier at the emotionally charged communion service at Red River church when a woman at the extreme end of the house, gave vent to her feelings in loud cries and shouts.
		The first regular general camp meeting was held at the Gasper River Church, in July, 1800; but the rage spread, and a dozen encampments followed in quick succession.
	www.knoxvillerevival.com /Revivals/caneridgerevival.htm

	The 1810 Massacre of 110 Cherokee Women and children at Yahoo Falls Kentucky
		the Cherokee village leaders of the Cumberland Plateau territory from Knoxville Tennessee to the Cumberland River in Kentucky were led by the northern provisional Thunderbolt District Chief, Beloved Woman/War Woman "Cornblossom", the highly honored daughter of the famous Thunderbolt War Chief Doublehead.
		Several months before this date, Beloved Woman/War Woman Cornblossom, was preparing the people in all the Cherokee villages of southeast Kentucky and northern Tennessee to bring all their children to the sacred Ywahoo Falls area of refuge and safety.
		Red Bird was also a close relative to Cornblossom, War Chief Peter Troxell and their descendants.
	victorian.fortunecity.com /rothko/420/aniyuntikwalaski/yahoo.html

	The Town of Adams, Tennessee
		Meandering peacefully amid the hills and forests of northwestern Robertson County, the Red River
		dams is located about 10 miles northwest of Springfield, Tennessee, and 7 miles south of Guthrie, Kentucky.
		The Edgefield and Kentucky Railroad became known as the Louisville and Nashville Railroad when the trunk line was extended from Guthrie to Louisville, Kentucky.
	www.bellwitch.org /adams.htm

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