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Tombigbee River Valley Water Management District
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  • Tombigbee River
    Tombigbee River

    The Tombigbee River Valley Water Management District has since 1964 been engaged in development of the upper Tombigbee and its tributaries. Aberdeen and Columbus, Mississippi, and Demopolis are the chief cities on the river. The river system carries heavy traffic between Mobile and Birmingham. The Tennessee-Tombigbee…

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    The Tombigbee River Valley Water Management District has since 1964 been engaged in development of the upper Tombigbee and its tributaries. Aberdeen and Columbus, Mississippi, and Demopolis are the chief cities on the river. The river system carries heavy traffic between Mobile and Birmingham. The Tennessee-Tombigbee…

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