What is another word for Coosa River?
Pronunciation: [kˈuːsə ɹˈɪvə] (IPA) 
The Coosa River is a tributary of the Alabama River, used for navigation, power generation, and recreational activities. The word Coosa is of Native American origin, meaning "place of the Cherokee." There are several synonyms associated with the Coosa River, including the Big Coosa River, Little Coosa River, and the Oostanaula River. The river is also referred to as the Coosawattee River near its origin in Georgia. It flows through the Alabama cities of Gadsden, Wetumpka, and Montgomery, and the Georgia cities of Rome and Cartersville. The Coosa River is known for its picturesque scenery, diverse fish population, and historic significance.
