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coosa

/ˈkuː.sə/

Traducción: Nombre propio que designa un río que nace en el noroeste de Georgia, fluye hacia el suroeste a través del este de Alabama y se une al río Tallapoosa cerca de Montgomery, formando el río Alabama.

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/ˈkuː.sə/formalamerican
  • esNombre propio que designa un río que nace en el noroeste de Georgia, fluye hacia el suroeste a través del este de Alabama y se une al río Tallapoosa cerca de Montgomery, formando el río Alabama.

A proper noun referring to a river that originates in northwestern Georgia, flows southwest through eastern Alabama, and joins the Tallapoosa River near Montgomery to form the Alabama River.

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  1. River in the United StatesB2formalamerican

    A river that originates in northwestern Georgia and flows southwest through eastern Alabama, eventually joining the Tallapoosa River near Montgomery to form the Alabama River.

    esRío Coosa

    • The Coosa River is a major waterway in the southeastern United States.
    • Many species of fish inhabit the waters of the Coosa River.
    • The Coosa River flows through several counties in Alabama.