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Black River

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Black River

English name for the Song Da River, northern Vietnam.

Black River

River in southeastern Missouri and northeastern Arkansas; length 480 km/300 mi. It rises in Reynolds County, Missouri, near Taum Sauk Mountain, in the Mark Twain National Forest, and flows mainly southeast past Poplar Bluff, then southwest to the White River, near Newport, Arkansas. Its course marks the eastern edge of the Ozark Plateau.

Black River

River in New York State; length 193 km/120 mi. It rises in the southwest of Herkimer County in small lakes of the Adirondacks, then flows in a generally northwesterly direction through Lewis County before turning to Black River Bay, an inlet of Lake Ontario. The Black River Canal, abandoned in 1926, connected it to the Erie Canal at Rome from 1836 onwards. Falls along the river's course provide power to paper mills and other industries.
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Then sleep overpowered me, and I stretched myself on my couch of zostera, and slept profoundly, whilst the Nautilus was gliding rapidly through the current of the Black River.
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It was a large room over the library, and looked out upon the black river and the row of white lights along the Cambridge Embankment.
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And as the great black river with its dreary shores was soon lost to her view in the gloom, so, she stood on the river's brink unable to see into the vast blank misery of a life suspected, and fallen away from by good and bad, but knowing that it lay there dim before her, stretching away to the great ocean, Death.
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