Oconee River Bridge Remains

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The remains of a bridge are visible in the Oconee River at Scull Shoals, circa 1977. Once a mining town, the Scull Shoals area, home to a thriving mining industry and community before the Civil War, is now part of the Oconee National Forest in Greene County.

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Oconee River Bridge Remains

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