In 1974 the Chattooga River became the first river East of the Mississippi to be included in the National Wild and Scenic River System. It was included because it was a clean, free-flowing mountain stream located in a relatively undeveloped mountain environment. Forming part of the Georgia-South Carolina Border, the Chattooga is the only free-flowing portion of the Savannah River System. This book gives a comprehensive overview of the river including the topography, physiography andgeology, weather and climate, human history, plant life, wildlife, and recreation opportunities. | A Guide To The Chattooga River by Butch Clay, Paper over Board | Indigo Chapters