The Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway is a connecting link between the Tennessee and Tombigbee rivers.

The waterway is 234 miles long, and it is composed of ten locks:

• Howell Heflin Lock and Dam (named for Howell Heflin); formerly named Gainesville Lock and Dam
• Tom Bevill Lock and Dam (named for Tom Bevill); formerly named Aliceville Lock and Dam
• John C. Stennis Lock and Dam (named for John C. Stennis); formerly named Columbus Lock and Dam
• Aberdeen Lock and Dam (Aberdeen, Mississippi)
• Amory Lock (Amory, Mississippi); formerly named Lock A
• Glover Wilkins Lock (located in Smithville, Mississippi; named for Glover Wilkins); formerly named Lock B
• Fulton Lock (Fulton, Mississippi); formerly named Lock C
• John Rankin Lock (named for John W. Rankin); formerly named Lock D
• G. V. Montgomery Lock (named for Sonny Montgomery); formerly named Lock E
• Jamie Whitten Lock and Dam (named for Jamie L. Whitten); formerly named Bay Springs Lock and Dam

External Links

• U.S. Army Corps of Engineers