Everything about Ogeechee River totally explained
Ogeechee River is a 230 mile long
river in the
U.S. state of
Georgia. It heads at the confluence of its
North and
South Forks, about 2.5 miles SSW of
Crawfordsville and flowing generally SSE to
Ossabaw Sound about 16 miles south of
Savannah. Its largest
tributary is the
Canoochee River.
It is a subject of a book that bears the name Ogeechee by the late photographer Jack Leigh. It is the only book that Jack wrote text for as accompaniment to his photographs. The book features a good deal of geographic information as Jack traced the river from its source to the ocean. The book is also (really more so) an intimate exploration of the culture that has evolved along the river's meanders.
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