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Wateree

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Wateree (wôtərē`), river, c.395 mi (635 km) long, rising in the Blue Ridge, W N.C., as the Catawba River and flowing E past Hickory and then S past Charlotte into central N S.C. (becoming the Wateree below Great Falls) to the Congaree, which it joins to form the Santee SE of Columbia. The Cowans Ford Dam (completed 1964) in North Carolina and the Catawba Dam (1925) and Wateree Dam (1919) in South Carolina are among the several dams on the river.


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[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] The 295-mile-long river rises in the Blue Ridge Mountains east of Asheville, skirts Charlotte and becomes the Wateree in Kershaw County, S.
BPE) was awarded a contract to supply the Wet Flue Gas Desulfurization Systems (WFGD) for South Carolina Electric & Gas' (SCE&G) coal-fired Wateree Station, in Eastover, and Williams Station in Goose Creek, South Carolina.
South Carolina Electric & Gas Company has put the final major contract in place for an estimated $370 million wet flue gas desulfurization (FGD) scrubber project for both the Wateree Power Station and the A M Williams Power Station.
 
 
 
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