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The River District


jr7777

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I believe the river's name is very old, and the "broad" term refers not to a woman, but to the actual broadness of the river. I may be getting some finer details confised, but the story goes like this: there were two "broad" rivers. The French Broad, ran through territory where the predominant european trappers and settlers were French, and the English Broad, which closer to English settlements settlement. The name "French Broad" stuck, but the English Broad is now known simply as the Broad river.

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