Sabine River


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Sa·bine River

 (sə-bēn′)
A river of eastern Texas rising northeast of Dallas and flowing about 890 km (550 mi) generally southeast and south to the Gulf of Mexico. Its lower course forms the Texas-Louisiana border and crosses Sabine Lake before entering the Gulf.
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Noun1.Sabine River - a river in eastern Texas that flows south into the Gulf of Mexico
Lone-Star State, Texas, TX - the second largest state; located in southwestern United States on the Gulf of Mexico
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His hometown of Orange, Texas, is across the Sabine River from Louisiana.
DowDuPont announced a plan to make a series of investments totaling approximately $100 million over the next two years to expand manufacturing capacity and to modernize facilities at the Sabine River Works (SRW) plant in Orange County, TX.
A series of investments totaling about $100 million over the next two years by DowDupont, Midland, Mich., is aimed at expanding manufacturing capacity and facility modernization at the Sabine River Works plant in in Orange County, Texas.
The new cracking furnace at DuPont's Sabine River Works ethylene plant in Orange, Texas, USA, will have an annual ethylene capacity of 200 million pounds.
The Sabine river near the border with Louisiana could see the highest waves reaching 7.5 feet on Wednesday, they added, cited by media in D.C..
By the time the fighting had completely stopped, the United States had asserted unquestioned federal control over all lands between Mobile Bay and the Sabine River and, within six years, would secure the entire Florida Peninsula.
Stephen qualified for the Elite's through the Southern Opens and his rookie campaign kicks off at the Sabine River in Texas on March 19th.
A horizontal directional drilling (HDD) installation completed last summer under the Sabine River and nearby swamplands is believed to be the longest ever made at 11,065 feet.