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Lower falls on Laurel Creek

Autumn in the Allegheny Mountains, Ed Rehbein, Allegheny Highlands Region

The lower falls on Laurel Creek plunges into a pool on its course toward the Gauley at Ramsey, near Ansted, West Virginia, in northern Fayette County, in the New River Gorge Region. Photo courtesy Ed Rehbein

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