Chattahoochee River | Georgia's Physical Features
Вставка
- Опубліковано 10 лип 2024
- This video is a part of GPB Education’s Physical Features of Georgia virtual field trip: www.gpb.org/education/virtual...
The Latest From GPB Education: www.gpb.org/education
Give us a follow!
Twitter: / gpbeducation
Facebook: / gpbeducation
UA-cam: / gpbeducation
Wow, Georgia is beautiful! Interesting history and wonderful landscape!
I'm from EU, never been to US, sadly. I'd so much like to live there, your country is just amazing to me :D
It's a shame that here in our schools we never learn about US history and geography, yet it's so interesting!
very informative this will help me in some of my Social Studies test
My wife and I love to hike at Chattahoochee Bend! I have also been to Chattahoochee Gap on the AT where the river starts! We support all Georgia State Parks and The Chattahoochee River National Recreation Areas! Thanks for sharing!
The usage of the river for commercial purposes is very interesting. The explanation of the low river periods meant no trading up north. Great information!
I’m a kid and this video is for my school so very beautiful
Good video just went tubin in that river
Nice.
I love it
Watch out for pit bulls and other dogs off leash. Carry something to defend yourself.
Last Monday morning around 8AM, my 20 pound Jack Russell terrier (who was on
a leash) and I were attacked by a gray pit bull (named Bella who was
not on a leash) on the East Palisades Trail at the Chattahoochee River
in Atlanta. I thought we were going to die when it happened. It was a
large type of pit bull. I had already picked up my dog and was trying to
shelter her in my arms, when the pit bull knocked us to the ground and
grabbed my dog's foot. The dog was on top of us. The owner was able to
pull her off. This is the reason it's against the law to have your dog
off leash anywhere - on any trail - even in the water - within the
Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area. The dog's owner was very
sorry. She replied that many people have their dogs off leash here and
she suggested this might not be the best place for me to walk my dog. 30
minutes later, we ran into them again and pit bull was still off leash.
I later call the Ranger. Nothing he could do since I didn't have any
way to identify the owner. He said it is a problem and people seem to
think it's OK to have dogs off leash here - and that they share that
misinformation on social media. He said he will request that Rangers
patrol the area more often. My dog was bitten. Took her to the emergency
vet and I think she will be OK. I understand there at not enough
Rangers to patrol the area constantly. But more signage might help.
There are signs in the parking lot, but you really have to read through
them thoroughly to learn that you are not to have dogs off leash.I've
been hiking that trail for 35 years. I don't know if I will ever return,
but if I do, I will have protection.
You’re a great person thanks. I heard a missing kayak person found dead over there. I was thinking about kayaking there but it seems dangerous with the water flows. I also seen my first otter around this river in the woods . Didn’t know Georgia had river otters
Nice
I lived here.
❄️ Home 🔻🔻READY ICE
😅🥇🎧🎩🛫🙏🎭🤑🪞🛵🤳🕸️🕷️👃🏋️😎👽📟🤖🦻🫥🏟️🫁✌️😂🦿💰💰💰⚖️💰🫂🗣️🤙🦸🏆🦾❤️🔥🎤
I came here after I learned that this word has 3 double letter letters: tt, oo, and ee. Thanks for vid.
Yeah, that's interesting...I live in Chattahoochee Hills, Ga., which avails itself of the Chattahoochee River's watershed, and never even thought about the three double letter letters.
witch game is better call or duty or fortnite also soooooo beutiful
COD
Minecraft
Carl Wheezer is Bae
The river is dangerous
No