Fenholloway River

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The Fenholloway River is a coastal river in Florida’s Big Bend region known for its historical industrial use and ongoing environmental restoration efforts.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf river
country United States of America
drainageBasin Fenholloway River watershed
flowsInto Gulf of Mexico
flowsThrough Taylor County, Florida
hasActivity boating
fishing
wildlife observation
hasEcosystemType coastal river ecosystem
estuarine system
hasEnvironmentalConcern habitat degradation
low dissolved oxygen
nutrient pollution
hasMouthNear Keaton Beach, Florida
hasNearbyFeature Fenholloway River State Park (planned or proposed recreation area)
hasRegulatoryStatus impaired water body (historical)
hasRestorationGoal enhanced recreational use
improved water quality
restored aquatic habitat
hasUse industrial water supply
wastewater discharge
hasWaterBodyType blackwater river
historicallyImpactedBy industrial effluent
pulp and paper mill discharges
knownFor environmental restoration efforts
historical industrial pollution
locatedIn Big Bend region of Florida
Florida
managedBy Florida Department of Environmental Protection
mouthLocatedIn Gulf of Mexico
Taylor County, Florida
nearbySettlement Perry, Florida
partOf Florida Big Bend coastal rivers
linked to: Gulf Coast wetlands
sourceLocatedIn Taylor County, Florida
subjectOf Total Maximum Daily Load (TMDL) programs
basin management action plans
water quality restoration projects

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Taylor County, Florida containsWatercourse Fenholloway River