Nottoway River


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Not·to·way River

(nŏt′ə-wā′)
A river of southern Virginia flowing about 280 km (175 mi) southeast to the North Carolina border.
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For example, the upper Nottoway River on Fort Pickett near Blackstone, Virginia, is home to one of the few remaining viable populations of the Atlantic pigtoe mussel (Fusconaia masoni) remaining in Virginia.
Fish and Wildlife Service are propagating this species for reintroduction into the Nottoway River at Fort Pickett.
These days they stay closer to home, but they have plenty to keep them busy nearly every weekend in nearby Virginia woods and swamps, like the Black Water River and Nottoway River drainage.
Hunting the swamps: Virginia's big-tree hunter leaves no stone unturned nor swamp unexplored in his search for champion trees
McAvoy of Nottoway River Survey-Archaeological Research in Sandstone, Va., who directs research at the site.
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