The Flint River

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The Flint River, named for the stone along much of its shore, supports many varieties of local wildlife. Originating near Atlanta, the river flows south for more than 200 miles, feeding two power-producing lakes along the way, as well as providing farmers with water for crop irrigation.

Photograph by J. S. Clark

The Flint River

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