Kinchafoonee Creek

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The Kinchafoonee Creek is a watercourse in southwest Georgia. It rises in the vicinity of Buena Vista. It flows 121 km in a southeasterly direction and empties near Albany in the Flint River.

The term Kinchafoonee comes from the Creek and refers to a mortar made ​​of bone, which served for crushing nuts.

The watercourse flows through the County's Marion, Webster (the former Kinchafoonee County), Sumter, Terrell, Lee and Dougherty.

Georgia (U.S. state) Marion County (Georgia) Albany (Georgia) County (United States) Webster County (Georgia) Sumter County (Georgia) Terrell County (Georgia) Lee County (Georgia) Dougherty County, Georgia
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