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The Georgia River Map provides comprehensive information on the important rivers and lakes of the state. The Eastern Continental Divide has sub-divided the State of Georgia into two geographical halves of eastern Georgia and western Georgia. Eastern and western Georgia falls in the watershed region of the Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico respectively. River Savannah, River Chattahoochee and River Suwannee flow through the State of Georgia. West Point Lake, Lake Sidney Lanier, Lake Hartwell and Clark Hill Lake are the some of the important lakes of the state. River Savannah and River Chattahoochee flow through the northeastern part of the State of Georgia. River Ocmulgee and River Oconee are the biggest rivers of the Central region of Georgia. River Oconee and River Ocmulgee flow in the eastern direction towards the Atlantic Ocean. River Suwannee flows in the southwestern direction across the swamp of Okefenokee through Florida towards Gulf of Mexico. The State of Georgia has several natural and man made lakes. Lake Harding, Lake Sidney Lanier, Walter F. George Reservoir, Lake Seminole and West Point Reservoir are some of the man made lakes on River Chattahoochee. The Georgia State Map clearly indicates the direction of the flow of the important rivers of the state.
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