Uphill and farther from the river: the new Withlacoochee Wastewater Treatment plant (top left of center) seen next to the old one, the Pecan Row Landfill, and the Withlacoochee River. Come ask your questions for the entire Suwannee River basin about wastewater and flood prevention this Thursday, October 27th 2016, at the Valdosta City Hall Annex. The $60 million in fixes so far and those still in progress are a big improvement for everybody downstream to the Gulf on the Withlacoochee, Alapaha, and Suwannee Rivers, and upstream on the Withlacoochee and Little River Water Trail.

Old and New WWTP and landfill, 30.8212690, -83.3581890

Thanks to Southwings and pilot Roy Zimmer for this flight for WWALS Watershed Coalition.

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GA 133, Little River Confluence, Old WWTP, Landfill, 30.8846569, -83.3787079

GA 133, Little River Confluence with Withlacoochee River, Old WWTP, New WWTP, Landfill

WWTP, Landfill, 30.8811073, -83.3747482

WWTP, Landfill

Old WWTP, Landfill, River, 30.8633366, -83.3554459

Old WWTP, Landfill, River

Old and New WWTP, 30.8454113, -83.3404541

Old and New WWTP

New WWTP, 30.8327808, -83.3283234

New WWTP

John S. Quarterman (WWALS), Dominick Gheesling, Roy Zimmer (Southwings), Jim Tatum (OSFR)

John S. Quarterman (WWALS), Dominick Gheesling, Roy Zimmer (Southwings), Jim Tatum (OSFR)

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