Guyandotte River ( English Guyandotte River ) - a river in the south-west of West Virginia , USA . Left tributary of the Ohio River . The length is about 267 km [1] . It originates in Rayleigh district, in the form of a merger of the three upper reaches: Winding-Gulf, Stonecoal Creek and Devils Fork. It flows mainly in the western and north-western directions, flowing through the territories of Wyoming, Mingo, Logan, Lincoln and Cabell counties. It flows into the Ohio River at Huntington, about 8 km east of downtown. In Wyoming and Mingo counties, there is a Bailey Reservoir on the river.
| Hyandotte | |
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| English Guyandotte river | |
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| Characteristic | |
| Length | 267 km |
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| Mouth | Ohio |
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| Region | West Virginia |
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In the city of Barbourville, it receives the tributary of the Mad River, in the Mullens, the tributary of the Slab Fork , and in Lincoln County, the tributary of the Big Agley Creek.