The New River has been called the second oldest river on earth having been in existance even before the Appalachian Mountains formed. Another amazing note is its actual design. Contrary to most rivers on the North American continent, it flows north/northwest, starting in the North Carolina mountains, running through southwest Virginia, southern West Virginia, then joining the Kanawha to meet the Ohio.
Sunday, November 20, 2005
The New River
The New River has been called the second oldest river on earth having been in existance even before the Appalachian Mountains formed. Another amazing note is its actual design. Contrary to most rivers on the North American continent, it flows north/northwest, starting in the North Carolina mountains, running through southwest Virginia, southern West Virginia, then joining the Kanawha to meet the Ohio.
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