Apalachicola River

The Apalachicola River is a major waterway in Florida that flows for about 106 miles, originating in the Georgia basin and emptying into the Gulf of Mexico. It plays a vital role in supporting local ecosystems, providing habitat for diverse wildlife, and sustaining regional agriculture and industries. The river’s flow is influenced by rainfall, upstream water use, and natural processes, making it crucial for maintaining the health of the surrounding wetlands and estuaries. Its watershed covers a large area, making it essential for environmental stability, water quality, and economic activities in the region.