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Saluda River

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Saluda River

River, west-central South Carolina, U.S. Rising in the Blue Ridge Mountains, in northern and southern forks that join northwest of Greenville, the main stream flows southeast past Pelzer. After a course of about 145 mi (233 km), it joins the Broad River at Columbia to form the Congaree River. The name Saluda is of Indian origin, probably meaning “river of corn.”
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The state boasts of rivers like the Edisto River, Saluda River and the most popular Green River.
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In 1990, the South Carolina Water Resources Commission, South Carolina Department of Parks, Recreation and Tourism, and the Lower Saluda River Task Force produced a study, "The Lower Saluda River Corridor Plan.
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The project: cleaning and reinforcing a sewer line under the Saluda River near Columbia, S.
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