Cumberland River

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The Cumberland River is a major waterway in the southeastern United States that flows through Kentucky and Tennessee before joining the Ohio River.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf river
waterway
basinSize approximately 18,000 square miles
approximately 46,600 square kilometers
confluenceWithOhioRiverNear Smithland, Kentucky
country United States
crossesState Kentucky
Tennessee
flowsThrough Kentucky
Tennessee
flowsThroughCity Bowling Green, Kentucky
Clarksville, Tennessee
linked to: Clarksville

Nashville, Tennessee
hasBridge John F. Kennedy Memorial Bridge (Nashville)
hasDam Barkley Dam
Cheatham Dam
Cordell Hull Dam
Old Hickory Dam
Wolf Creek Dam
hasLeftTributary Big South Fork of the Cumberland River
Obey River
hasRightTributary Caney Fork River
Red River (Cumberland River tributary)
impounds Barkley Lake
Cheatham Lake
Lake Cumberland
Old Hickory Lake
length approximately 1,107 kilometers
approximately 688 miles
locatedInRegion Southeastern United States
managedBy U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
mouth Ohio River
mouthLocation Smithland, Kentucky
namedAfter Duke of Cumberland
partOf Mississippi River watershed
passesNear Cumberland Falls
riverSystem Ohio River system
linked to: Ohio River basin
sourceLocation Appalachian Mountains
Harlan County, Kentucky
tributaryOf Ohio River
usedFor flood control
hydroelectric power
navigation
recreation
water supply

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Kentucky hasMajorRiver Cumberland River
Nashville locatedOnRiver Cumberland River
Ohio River majorTributary Cumberland River
Davidson County hasMajorRiver Cumberland River
Davidson County contains Cumberland River
Cumberland Mountains drainage Cumberland River basin
linked to: Cumberland River
Interior Low Plateaus physiographic region drainage Cumberland River basin
linked to: Cumberland River
Kuttawa, Kentucky, United States near Cumberland River
Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area partOf Cumberland River watershed
linked to: Cumberland River
Tennessee–Kentucky border intersects Cumberland River
Middle Tennessee containsRiver Cumberland River
Highland Rim drainedBy Cumberland River
Nissan Stadium isOnBankOf Cumberland River
Tennessee frontier associatedWith Cumberland River
Fort Donelson campaign theater Cumberland River
Fort Donelson campaign openedAccessTo Cumberland River
Mississippi Valley Theater locatedIn Cumberland River
Clarksville, Tennessee locatedOnRiver Cumberland River
subject linked to: Clarksville
Trigg County, Kentucky locatedOn Cumberland River (Lake Barkley)
linked to: Cumberland River
Granville, Tennessee locatedOn Cumberland River
Carthage, Tennessee locatedOnRiver Cumberland River
Montgomery County, Tennessee contains Cumberland River
Montgomery County, Tennessee partlyLocatedIn Cumberland River basin
linked to: Cumberland River
Cumberland culture namedAfter Cumberland River
J. Percy Priest Lake partOf Cumberland River basin
linked to: Cumberland River
Cumberland Mountain (ridge) drainageDivideFor Cumberland River basin
linked to: Cumberland River
Davidson County, Tennessee hasRiver Cumberland River
Army of the Cumberland namedAfter Cumberland River
Nashville Basin drainedBy Cumberland River
Nashville metropolitan area traversedBy Cumberland River
Cheatham County hasRiver Cumberland River
Cheatham County borderedByRiver Cumberland River
Ohio River basin hasTributaryBasin Cumberland River basin
linked to: Cumberland River
Pennyroyal region of Kentucky drainage Cumberland River basin
linked to: Cumberland River
Lake Barkley inflow Cumberland River
Lake Barkley outflow Cumberland River
Lake Barkley partOf Cumberland River system
linked to: Cumberland River
Lake Barkley locatedInWatershed Cumberland River watershed
linked to: Cumberland River
Port of Paducah locatedOnWaterway Cumberland River
Port of Paducah locatedNearConfluenceOf Cumberland River
Sumner County hasBodyOfWater Cumberland River