Cheat River (headwaters and tributaries)

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Cheat River (headwaters and tributaries) is a rugged, fast-flowing river system in northeastern West Virginia known for its scenic Appalachian landscapes and popular whitewater recreation.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf river
river
river
river
river
river
river
river
river gorge
river reach
country United States of America
flowsInto Black Fork
Cheat River
Dry Fork
Monongahela River
flowsThrough Dolly Sods Wilderness
Fayette County, Pennsylvania
Monongalia County, West Virginia
Preston County, West Virginia
Randolph County, West Virginia
Tucker County, West Virginia
formedByConfluenceOf Blackwater River (West Virginia)
Dry Fork
hasHeadwater Black Fork
Shavers Fork
hasNotableSection Cheat Canyon
Cheat Narrows
hasRecreationType whitewater kayaking
whitewater rafting
hasTributary Big Sandy Creek (Monongahela River tributary)
linked to: Big Sandy Creek

Black Fork
linked to: Shavers Fork

Dry Fork
Glady Fork
Horseshoe Run
Laurel Fork (Dry Fork tributary)
Little Cheat River
Little Sandy Creek (West Virginia)
Otter Creek
Pringle Run
Red Creek
Salt Lick Creek (West Virginia)
Shavers Fork
Wolf Creek (Cheat River tributary)
knownFor rugged terrain
scenic Appalachian landscapes
whitewater recreation
locatedIn Pennsylvania
West Virginia
northeastern West Virginia
locatedOn Cheat River
mouthOf Monongahela River
partOf Monongahela River basin
linked to: Monongahela River
riverSystem Ohio River watershed
linked to: Ohio River basin
sourceRegion Allegheny Mountains
Appalachian Mountains
Cheat Mountain
Monongahela National Forest

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Tucker County, West Virginia contains Cheat River (headwaters and tributaries)