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Duo canoeing 1,000 miles to raise money for American Diabetes Association

WHNT-TV

Date: 7/22/2014 11:01:00 PM

Nolan McClelland explains, “It’s really, really just soothing to be out there.” Nolan and Pete Stadalsky have spent the last 28 days on the Tennessee River. They are on their way to the Gulf of Mexico, by canoe. “We got swamped with rain quite a…

Songwriters join Darryl Worley at Bumpus Harley-Davidson

The Jackson Sun

Date: 7/22/2014 7:56:00 PM

Tuesday's event and others held in Memphis and Murfreesboro before the Tennessee River Run raise more than $120,000 annually for the charity. Through six albums and 20 hit singles, Worley has produced a wide-ranging catalog in contemporary music…

Off Alabama’s Beaten Path, Tribute to a Native American’s Journey Home

New York Times

Date: 7/22/2014 6:03:00 PM

According to family lore, soon after Te-lah-nay was born, her grandmother placed her umbilical cord in the Tennessee River, making the river her sister. That connection, along with her dreams, Mr. Hendrix said, lured her home. Musicians recording in nearby…

Local briefs: Man charged with assault after standoff

The Jackson Sun

Date: 7/21/2014 9:08:00 PM

The songwriters' event precedes the 13th anniversary celebration of Darryl Worley's Tennessee River Run, with a concert planned Aug. 9 in Savannah. The 2014 Tennessee River Run also includes a golf tournament, bass tournament, motorcycle ride, boat poker…

Zip lines? Riverfront shopping? Gun range? Huntsville wants you to rate Ditto Landing ideas

Al.com

Date: 7/21/2014 12:12:00 PM

The June 24 brainstorming session yielded dozens of ideas for helping draw more people to the underused, 572-acre public park on the Tennessee River. Suggestions included an amphitheater for outdoor concerts, more greenways, a golf course, zip lines…

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• River: Tennessee River
• Surface Area: 67,900 Acres
• Shoreline: 962 Miles
• Length: 76 Miles
• Volume: 1,018,700 Acre Feet
• Drainage Area: 24,450 Square Miles
• Average Depth: 15 Feet

Lake Guntersville is located in north Alabama between Bridgeport and Guntersville. Alabama's largest lake contains 69,100 acres and stretches 75 miles from Nickajack Dam to Guntersville Dam. Free boat ramps and private marinas dot the lake's perimeter. Fishing, boating, camping, hunting and eagle watching are popular sports in the area. Eagle watching centers on Guntersville State Park and the dam during the winter, though some bald eagles stay all year.

The lake and dam received its name from the town of Guntersville, which received its name from an early settler of the area, John Gunter.