Georgia River Map

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The major tributaries of the Savannah River are Brier Creek and Little River. The main drainage basins in Georgia are Ohio/Tennessee Drainage Basin and the Chattahoochee River Drainage Basin. More relevant information regarding the water bodies in Georgia are available on the Georgia River Map. The Georgia River Map provides detailed information on the important rivers of Georgia. This map also contains information on the flow pattern of these rivers. The Eastern Continental Divide in Georgia has divided the state into two halves - east and west.

Eastern Georgia is located in Atlantic Ocean's watershed region. Western Georgia on the other hand comes under the watershed region of Gulf of Mexico.

Important rivers in Georgia
Savannah, Chattahoochee, and Suwannee are the major rivers in Georgia. Chattahoochee and Savannah flow through northeastern Georgia. In central Georgia, Oconee and Ocmulgee are the main rivers. These rivers flow towards the Atlantic in east.

Suwannee flows in southwest Georgia. It heads to the Gulf of Mexico passing Florida and Okefenokee Swamp on its way. Chattahoochee is the longest river in Georgia stretching 436 miles.

The river begins its course in the Blue Ridge Mountains and ends at Georgia. The river also creates the boundary shared by Florida and Alabama. Altamaha is an important river of Georgia as well.

Detailed information on the course taken by these rivers and their tributaries is available in the Georgia River Map.

Major Lakes in Georgia
There are two types of lakes in Georgia - man-made and natural. The major man-made lakes in the southern state include Lake Harding, Lake Seminole, Lake Sidney Lanier, West Point Reservoir and Walter F. George Reservoir. These lakes are located on the Chattahoochee River. The well known natural lakes of Georgia are Clark Hill Lake and Lake Hartwell.

The biggest lake in Georgia is Lake Lanier and the second longest lake is Lake Oconee. Lake Lanier covers 47 miles and is 26 miles long. The width of Lake Oconee is a mile and its length is 20 miles.



Some other important lakes in the state are Lake Acworth, Lake Blackshear and Lake Allatoona. More information on these lakes is available on the Georgia River Map.

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