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One of the few rivers that flow north. Starts in central Florida, flowing 310 miles into the Atlantic Ocean at Jacksonville, Florida. It has been described as one of the laziest of rivers because it only drops 30 feet in it's entire length. | One of the few rivers that flow north. Starts in central Florida, flowing 310 miles into the Atlantic Ocean at Jacksonville, Florida. It has been described as one of the laziest of rivers because it only drops 30 feet in it's entire length. | ||
[[File:StJohnRiver.png|thumb|300px|right|<center>St John River - Florida</center>]] | [[File:StJohnRiver.png|thumb|300px|right|<center>St John River - Florida</center>]] | ||
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Revision as of 08:47, 1 July 2014
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One of the few rivers that flow north. Starts in central Florida, flowing 310 miles into the Atlantic Ocean at Jacksonville, Florida. It has been described as one of the laziest of rivers because it only drops 30 feet in it's entire length.
