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Appalachian Springs Bottled Water Info Country of Origin: USA
  Region: Georgia
  Place Name: Suches
 
Appalachian Springs
  Suches is known as "The Valley Above the Clouds" because of its high elevation of 3260 ft. above sea level.The spring is located near the top of the Appalachian Trail. The high elevation and abundance of water (a nice video, just for fun!) allows a steady stream to flow. It has provided the purest drinking water to over fifteen families for more than 75 years.
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