Frederica River

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The Frederica River is a tidal waterway on the coast of Georgia, United States, historically notable for its proximity to the 1742 Battle of Bloody Marsh on St. Simons Island.

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Frederica River canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf river
adjacentTo Bloody Marsh area
marshlands of St. Simons Island
country United States
ecosystemType coastal estuarine system
flowsNear Fort Frederica National Monument
St. Simons Island
hasJurisdiction State of Georgia
linked to: Georgia

United States federal government
hasTidalInfluenceFrom Atlantic Ocean
historicallyNotableFor proximity to the Battle of Bloody Marsh
locatedIn Georgia
Glynn County, Georgia NERFINISHED
coastal Georgia region
locatedOn coast of Georgia
mouthLocatedIn Atlantic Ocean
namedAfter Fort Frederica
nearEvent Battle of Bloody Marsh
nearHistoricSite Bloody Marsh Battlefield
Fort Frederica National Monument
nearSettlement Frederica, Georgia (historic settlement)
St. Simons Island, Georgia
linked to: St. Simons Island
partOf Atlantic coastal waterways of the United States
region Southeastern United States
state Georgia
usedFor boating
fishing
recreation
waterbodyType tidal waterway

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Battle of Bloody Marsh near Frederica River
Christ Church, Frederica locatedNear Frederica River