On July 5, 1742 Montiano landed nearly 1900 men from 36 ships near Gascoigne Bluff, close to the Frederica River.

The beaches front the ocean, but the interior part of the island is bordered by marshes and the Frederica River, which are popular with kayakers and fishermen.

It is located on the banks of the Frederica River below Gascoigne Bluff on Saint Simons Island, Georgia.

The Wright Prayer Tower was erected on the Frederica River and adjacent to Glynn County marshes.

Mr. Adams owns about an acre of highland and two acres of marsh up to the Frederica River, which is accessible via a 1,000-foot walkway across the marsh.

The 100 acre campus is located on Gascoigne Bluff, the one-mile riverbank tract stretching from the causeway bridge to the bend in the Frederica River.

Across the Frederica River, you will see three "ballast hammocks", small islands formed from ballast dumped by European ships before taking on cotton or lumber.

The town and its fort were built on the elbow of the Frederica River to control approaches from both directions.

It runs parallel to and west of the Frederica River.