A river rising in central Tennessee and flowing about 232 km (144 mi) west then north to the Cumberland River.
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Caney Fork,
river, 144 mi (232 km) long, rising in central Tenn. and flowing NW to the Cumberland River. On Caney Fork, part of the Tennessee Valley Authority, are Great Falls Dam and Center Hill Dam, which provide flood control and power for the surrounding area.
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