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TRIBUTARIES UPPER TALLAPOOSA TRIBUTARIES Beach Creek, Bear Creek, Big Indian Creek, Brooks Creek, Buffalo Creek, Cane Creek, Chulafinnee Creek, Dyne Creek, Kelley Creek, Ketchepedrakee Creek, Little River, Little Tallapoosa River, Owen Creek, Piney Creek, Silas Creek, Turkey Creek, Wedowee Creek The Upper Tallapoosa tributaries flow through Carroll, Haralson, Heard, Paulding, and Polk counties in Georgia and Cleburne, Clay, and Randolph counties in Alabama. Major towns include Tallapoosa and Bremen in Georgia, and Heflin in Alabama. The majority of the upper basin occupies Georgia. The Little Tallapoosa River in Carroll County GA is the major source of drinking water for the city of Carrollton. The river is designated as a drinking water stream from its headwaters to the drinking water intake site in Carrollton and as a fishing stream from the Carrollton intake to the Alabama-Georgia state line. Georgia’s DNR has a 14 mile segment of the river listed as partially impaired due to fecal coliform bacteria. R.L. Harris Dam which forms Lake Wedowee is found in this section. The waters of Lake Wedowee back up the river into Georgia. MIDDLE TALLAPOOSA
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