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The Guadalupe River is a popular Texas destination for outdoor adventures like rafting, fishing, and canoeing, flowing from Kerr County to San Antonio Bay. It’s known for its scenic beauty, with the upper reaches offering a faster current amidst pecan & cypress trees, and the lower section benefiting from the recreational opportunities around Canyon Lake. The river’s flow is regulated by Canyon Dam, but can change rapidly and experience flash floods – caution is advised. Beyond recreation, the Guadalupe holds historical significance, from early explorers to German settlers, and continues to be a site for cultural practices today. Wikipedia
| length: | 370 km |
| watershed area: | 3,256 km² |
| watercourse headwater: | North Fork Guadalupe River, South Fork Guadalupe River |
| mouth of the watercourse: | San Antonio Bay |
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