Points on the SRWT map
Last update: 2023-07-07
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Descriptions
Okefenokee Swamp Park 





CATEGORIES: Public Land
LAYER: Brochure
OWNERSHIP: Public, .Okefenokee Association Inc. PARCEL 118 001
ACCESS: WATER, RESTROOMS, SHELTER, PICNIC AREA
WATER BODY: Okefenokee Swamp
ADDRESS: 5700 Okefenokee Swamp Park Road Waycross, GA 31503, Ware, Charlton Counties.
DESCRIPTION: “”Located in the Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge, the Okefenokee Swamp Park is a convenient point of entry and a magnificent show-window for the “Land of the Trembling Earth.”””
WEBSITE: https://okeswamp.com/
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Kingfisher Landing 





CATEGORIES: Landing
LAYER: Brochure
GPS: 30.95473, -82.137655
OWNERSHIP: Public, USFWS
ACCESS: Yes, Ramp: Concrete, CAMPING, WATER, RESTROOMS, SHELTER, PICNIC AREA
WATER BODY: Middle Fork Suwannee River
MILE: 32.31
ADDRESS: About 13 miles north of Folkston, on US Route 1/GA Hwy 121. Charlton County.
DESCRIPTION: It features a boat ramp, information kiosk, and restroom facilities for day-use and overnight visitors. Access to the Red and Green trails. Visitors must sign in and out of the landing, for their own protection. Entrance fees are required at Kingfisher Landing.
WEBSITE: http://www.n-georgia.com/okefenokee-nwr-entrances.html
DOWNSTREAM: 12 miles from Kingfisher Landing to Maul Hammock Canoe Shelter
PHONE NUMBER: (912) 496-7836
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Maul Hammock Canoe Shelter 





CATEGORIES: Landing
LAYER: Brochure
OWNERSHIP: Public, USFWS
ACCESS: Yes, Launch: overnight platform shelter, CAMPING, RESTROOMS, PARKING: $15/person, SHELTER, PICNIC AREA
WATER BODY: Middle Fork Suwannee River
MILE: 20.31
ADDRESS: This platform is located on the left edge of Maul Hammock Lake, so be sure to look behind you to find your overnight stop. Charlton County.
DESCRIPTION: The lake, and the other lakes along the Red Trail, provide good fishing opportunities, and this site is one of the most remote locations along the overnight camping trails. Enjoy beautiful night sky viewing from this location.
WEBSITE: http://canoeing.com/kingfisher-landing-spirit-suwannee-park/
UPSTREAM: 12 miles from Maul Hammock Canoe Shelter to Kingfisher Landing
DOWNSTREAM: 11 miles from Maul Hammock Canoe Shelter to Big Water Canoe Shelter
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Big Water Canoe Shelter 





CATEGORIES: Landing
LAYER: Brochure
OWNERSHIP: Public, USFWS
ACCESS: Yes, Launch: overnight platform shelter, CAMPING, RESTROOMS, PARKING: $15/person, SHELTER, PICNIC AREA
WATER BODY: Middle Fork Suwannee River
MILE: 9.31
ADDRESS: The platform, located on the red trail, is at the north end of Big Water Lake. Charlton County.
DESCRIPTION: The area provides great fishing opportunities (seasonally). Night sky and sunrise/sunset viewing opportunities.
WEBSITE: http://canoeing.com/kingfisher-landing-spirit-suwannee-park/
UPSTREAM: 11 miles from Big Water Canoe Shelter to Maul Hammock Canoe Shelter
DOWNSTREAM: 6.85 miles from Big Water Canoe Shelter to Minnies Lake Canoe Shelter
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Minnies Lake Canoe Shelter 




CATEGORIES: Landing
LAYER: Brochure
OWNERSHIP: Public, USFWS
ACCESS: Yes, Launch: day platform shelter, CAMPING, RESTROOMS, SHELTER, PICNIC AREA
WATER BODY: Middle Fork Suwannee River
MILE: 2.46
ADDRESS: Two and a half miles up the Middle Fork of the Suwannee River. Charlton County.
DESCRIPTION: Very nice for a day trip.
WEBSITE: https://www.google.com/maps/place/Minnies+Lake+Canoe+Shelter/@30.8612425, -82.3256656, 672m/data=!3m2!1e3!4b1!4m5!3m4!1s0x88ef8f5d6281bb7d:0x6149813879306dc7!8m2!3d30.8612425!4d-82.3234769
UPSTREAM: 6.85 miles from Minnies Lake Canoe Shelter to Big Water Canoe Shelter
DOWNSTREAM: 3.07 miles from Minnies Lake Canoe Shelter to Billys Island Landing
PHOTO: https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/p/AF1QipMTgQotZH8GmWXwQ4AhqOvhcUxQONZqWErdO8nL=w408-h306-k-no
PHOTOSET: https://www.google.com/maps/place/Minnies+Lake+Canoe+Shelter/@30.8612425, -82.3256656, 672m/data=!3m2!1e3!4b1!4m5!3m4!1s0x88ef8f5d6281bb7d:0x6149813879306dc7!8m2!3d30.8612425!4d-82.3234769
PHOTO SOURCE: Google maps
PHONE NUMBER: (850) 290-2350
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Middle Fork Suwannee River Confluence 

CATEGORIES: Tributary
LAYER: Brochure
GPS: 30.8349, -82.34313
OWNERSHIP: Public
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
MILE: 247.85
ADDRESS: Little more than a mile up the Suwannee River from Stephen C. Foster State Park Ramp, the Middle Fork comes in from the north. Charlton County.
DESCRIPTION: At the central crossroads of the Okefenokee Swamp, paddle north up the Middle Fork to Minnies Lake, Floyd’s Island, Big Water, and Maul Hammock.
PHOTO: https://wwals.net/wp-content/themes/pianoblack/img//2017/02/dad578fd267908d691f391bc507ec1ae.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://wwals.net/2017/02/05/wwals-okefenokee-billys-island-outing-2016-12-10/
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Bluff Lake Canoe Shelter 





CATEGORIES: Landing
LAYER: Brochure
OWNERSHIP: Public, USFWS
ACCESS: Yes, Launch: overnight platform shelter, CAMPING, RESTROOMS, PARKING: $15/person, SHELTER, PICNIC AREA
WATER BODY: Green Trail Okefenokee Swamp
MILE: 12.00
ADDRESS: This site is located on the Green Trail (accessible from Kingfisher Landing). Paddle across Bluff Lake to get to the overnight shelter. Charlton County.
DESCRIPTION: Stars are beautiful on a dark night.
WEBSITE: https://www.recreation.gov/camping/campsites/583321
DOWNSTREAM: 8.00 miles from Bluff Lake Canoe Shelter to Floyds Island Cabin
PHOTO: https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/p/AF1QipOPtALFHEbhk09-pRwhRP_Ptr0z_1TjdugXNRUq=w408-h839-k-no
PHOTOSET: https://www.google.com/maps/place/Bluff+Lake+Canoe+Shelter/@30.8782046, -82.152764, 17z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m5!3m4!1s0x88e5630d26bac585:0x5f3f8c6fcdbc569f!8m2!3d30.8782046!4d-82.1505753
PHOTO SOURCE: Google maps
PHONE NUMBER: (850) 290-2350
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Floyds Island Cabin 







CATEGORIES: Landing
LAYER: Brochure
GPS: 30.8566, -82.2653916
OWNERSHIP: Public, USFWS
ACCESS: Yes, Launch: island bank, CAMPING, RESTROOMS, PARKING: $15/person, SHELTER, PICNIC AREA
WATER BODY: Green Trail Okefenokee Swamp
MILE: 4.00
ADDRESS: This island is located on the Green Trail. If you are camping on Floyds Island as a through trip, you must portage across the island. The portage is approximately 1/4 mile. Charlton County.
DESCRIPTION: The Floyds Island cabin is deep in the heart of the Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge. This historic cabin was built by the Hebard Cypress Company and is now on the National Register of Historic Places. **Currently, the historic Floyds Cabin is off-limits to visitors due to severe damage from a fallen tree early in 2019. The campsite is located immediately in front of the cabin.
UPSTREAM: 8.00 miles from Floyds Island Cabin to Bluff Lake Canoe Shelter
PHOTO SOURCE: Okefenokee NWR
PHONE NUMBER: (850) 290-2350
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Monkey Lake Canoe Shelter 





CATEGORIES: Landing
LAYER: Brochure
OWNERSHIP: Public, USFWS
ACCESS: Yes, Launch: overnight platform shelter, CAMPING, RESTROOMS, PARKING: $15/person, SHELTER, PICNIC AREA
WATER BODY: Pink Trail Okefenokee Swamp
MILE: 24.00
ADDRESS: Located in Grand Prairie on the Pink Trail on the edge of Monkey Lake, Ware County.
DESCRIPTION: with the back of the platform surrounded by scrub/shrub habitat. Be sure to take the time to paddle past the overnight stop to Buzzards Roost—this wide open lake provides great wildlife viewing and fishing opportunities.
WEBSITE: https://www.recreation.gov/camping/campsites/583272
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
“Main Entrance, Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge” 







CATEGORIES: Public Land
LAYER: Brochure
GPS: 30.739, -82.14
OWNERSHIP: Public, USFWS
ACCESS: Yes, Ramp: Concrete, CANOE, CAMPING, WATER, RESTROOMS, SHELTER, PICNIC AREA
WATER BODY: Suwannee Canal
MILE: 18.40
ADDRESS: 4159 Suwannee Canal Road, Folkston, GA 31537. From Folkston, travel south on GA Hwy. 121/23 and follow the signs 8 miles to the entrance. Charlton County.
DESCRIPTION: “”Suwannee Canal Recreation Area is a federal facility located deep in the Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge. Known as the eastern access to the 396, 000-acre wildlife refuge, it is the site of the visitors center. This site provides the best road access to the open water prairies of the Okefenokee. Other habitats surrounding the Area include shrub-scrub forest and cypress domes.””
WEBSITE: https://www.fws.gov/refuge/Okefenokee/visit/plan_your_visit.html
OTHER REFERENCE: https://sherpaguides.com/georgia/wildlife_viewing/colonial_coast/76.html
PHOTO: https://wwals.net/wp-content/themes/pianoblack/img//2016/11/16f05c5250e01303b6f2863278153eef.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://wwals.net/2016/11/22/pictures-pioneer-day-okefenokee-nwr-2016-11-19/
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (912) 496-7836
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Suwannee Canal Boat Ramp 







CATEGORIES: Landing
LAYER: Brochure
GPS: 30.73848915, -82.14082336
OWNERSHIP: Public, USFWS
ACCESS: Yes, Ramp: Concrete, CANOE, CAMPING, WATER, RESTROOMS, SHELTER, PICNIC AREA
WATER BODY: Suwannee Canal
MILE: 18.40
ADDRESS: 4159 Suwannee Canal Road, Folkston, GA 31537. From Folkston, travel south on GA Hwy. 121/23 and follow the signs 8 miles to the entrance. Charlton County.
DESCRIPTION: “”Okefenokee Adventures (concession operation) offers guided boat tours, canoe/kayak rentals, boat rentals, and a gift shop are all available to visitors. Okefenokee Adventures also provides food service on-site and is a great place to stop in and pick up any last minute items for your trip in the swamp and to check out what the most recent wildlife sightings have been. For information about the refuge, call the Visitor Center at 912-496-7836. For information about guided boat tours and boat rentals, contact Okefenokee Adventures at 912-496-7156.””
WEBSITE: https://sherpaguides.com/georgia/wildlife_viewing/colonial_coast/76.html
OTHER REFERENCE: https://www.fws.gov/refuge/Okefenokee/visit/plan_your_visit.html
DOWNSTREAM: 1.40 miles from Suwannee Canal Boat Ramp to Cedar Hammock Canoe Shelter
PHOTO: https://wwals.net/wp-content/themes/pianoblack/img//2016/11/b806818906dc60d13f33e2a138dbd0a9.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://wwals.net/2016/11/22/pictures-pioneer-day-okefenokee-nwr-2016-11-19/
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (912) 496-7836
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Cedar Hammock Canoe Shelter 





CATEGORIES: Landing
LAYER: Brochure
OWNERSHIP: Public, USFWS
ACCESS: Yes, Launch: platform shelter, CAMPING, RESTROOMS, PARKING: $15/person, SHELTER, PICNIC AREA
WATER BODY: Suwannee Canal
MILE: 17.00
ADDRESS: This floating platform is located in Mizell Prairie on the yellow trail. Only three miles from the boat ramp at the Suwannee Canal Recreation Area (SCRA),, Ware County.
DESCRIPTION: this location is great for less experienced paddlers and/or families with children!
WEBSITE: https://www.recreation.gov/camping/campsites/583273
UPSTREAM: 1.40 miles from Cedar Hammock Canoe Shelter to Suwannee Canal Boat Ramp
DOWNSTREAM: 8.60 miles from Cedar Hammock Canoe Shelter to Coffee Bay Day Use Shelter
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Coffee Bay Day Use Shelter 




CATEGORIES: Landing
LAYER: Brochure
GPS: 30.7616351, -82.227
OWNERSHIP: Public, USFWS
ACCESS: Yes, Launch: day platform shelter, CAMPING, RESTROOMS, SHELTER, PICNIC AREA
WATER BODY: Suwannee Canal
MILE: 8.40
ADDRESS: Only a few miles down Suwannee Canal. Ware County.
DESCRIPTION: “”It was just a high strip of ground between the swamp and the canal, but had a covered picnic area and a composting toilet.””
UPSTREAM: 8.60 miles from Coffee Bay Day Use Shelter to Cedar Hammock Canoe Shelter
DOWNSTREAM: 4.00 miles from Coffee Bay Day Use Shelter to Round Top Canoe Shelter
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Round Top Canoe Shelter 





CATEGORIES: Landing
LAYER: Brochure
OWNERSHIP: Public, USFWS
ACCESS: Yes, Launch: overnight platform shelter, CAMPING, RESTROOMS, PARKING: $15/person, SHELTER, PICNIC AREA
WATER BODY: Suwannee Canal
MILE: 4.40
ADDRESS: Located on the Purple Trail in Chase Prairie, Charlton County.
DESCRIPTION: this site has a 360 degree view that doesn’t disappoint. This site provides some of the most beautiful sunrises and sunsets.
WEBSITE: https://www.recreation.gov/camping/campsites/583270
UPSTREAM: 4.00 miles from Round Top Canoe Shelter to Coffee Bay Day Use Shelter
DOWNSTREAM: 3.10 miles from Round Top Canoe Shelter to Canal Run Campsite
PHOTO: https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/p/AF1QipPTbtM7MjkfPG3_Qx1L90k-yDfoOejZCOfs2WTT=w493-h240-k-no
PHOTOSET: https://www.google.com/maps/place/Round+Top+Canoe+Shelter/@30.8019079, -82.2312566, 13.5z/data=!4m5!3m4!1s0x88ef8781635d58e1:0x16ed01c6dc9751c7!8m2!3d30.8036186!4d-82.2199942
PHOTO SOURCE: Google maps
PHONE NUMBER: (850) 290-2350
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Canal Run Campsite 





CATEGORIES: Landing
LAYER: Brochure
OWNERSHIP: Public, USFWS
ACCESS: Yes, Launch: overnight platform shelter, CAMPING, RESTROOMS, PARKING: $15/person, SHELTER, PICNIC AREA
WATER BODY: Suwannee Canal
MILE: 1.30
ADDRESS: On the edge of the historic Suwannee Canal on the Orange Trail. Charlton County.
DESCRIPTION: Surrounded by pines, cypress, and loblolly bays dripping with spanish moss. Campfires, in the provided fire ring, are permitted here.
WEBSITE: https://www.recreation.gov/camping/campsites/583271
UPSTREAM: 3.10 miles from Canal Run Campsite to Round Top Canoe Shelter
PHOTO: https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/p/AF1QipPJP1lBbS8DV-yJYIbBc6vyRGlZeIymmBnpZMBD=w408-h839-k-no
PHOTOSET: https://www.google.com/maps/place/Canal+run+campsite/@30.815353, -82.2551582, 17z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m5!3m4!1s0x88ef864c2bd87877:0xe6d400936c4b1b2e!8m2!3d30.815353!4d-82.2529695
PHOTO SOURCE: Google maps
PHONE NUMBER: (850) 290-2350
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Suwannee Canal Confluence 

CATEGORIES: Tributary
LAYER: Brochure
OWNERSHIP: Public, USFWS
WATER BODY: East Fork Suwannee River
MILE: 4.70
ADDRESS: Between Billys Island and Canal Run Campsite, Charlton County.
DESCRIPTION: This failed attempt to drain the Swamp east now channels water west into the Suwannee River.
HISTORIC FACTS: In 1889, the Georgia General Assembly offered to sell the Okefenokee Swamp. In 1890 the Suwannee Canal Company paid $26.5 cents per acre for 238, 120 acres, and i 1891 started building the Suwannee Canal in an attempt to drain the Swamp east into the St. Marys River. Stream shovels, convict labor, and even gold miners failed to get through Trail Ridge.
WEBSITE: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suwannee_Canal
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Billys Island Landing 


CATEGORIES: Landing
LAYER: Brochure
OWNERSHIP: Public, USFWS
ACCESS: Yes, Launch: steps to wooden dock, DOCK
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
MILE: 247.24
ADDRESS: Only two miles up the Suwannee River from Stephen C. Foster State Park. Charlton County.
DESCRIPTION: Remnants of logging operation and a cemetery.
HISTORIC FACTS: Native Americans long lived in the Land of the Trembling Earth. During the Seminole Wars in the early nineteenth century, Billy Bowlegs was the leader of a party of Indians, escaped slaves, and AWOL soldiers who used Billys Island as a base. By 1838, the U.S. Army had taken over the island. In the 1850s the Lee family moved to the island, farming, fishing, hunting, and foraging. The Georgia land sale of the entire swamp in 1889 to the Suwannee Canal Company did not disturb the Lees. Once that failed, the Hebard family bought he Swamp in 1901 and started logging all the cypress in the swamp and pine trees on the islands they could get. The island briefly boombed with movies, a church, and whisky stills. The Lees sued, lost, and left. The loggers left in 1926 and the Lees returned. The U.S. purchased the Swamp in 1937. Persuaded by scientific research since 1912 and especially naturalist Francis Lee, President Franklin D. Roosevelt created the Okefenokee Wildlife Refuge by executive order in 1937.
WEBSITE: https://wwals.net/2017/02/05/wwals-okefenokee-billys-island-outing-2016-12-10/
ADDITIONAL INFO SOURCES: https://traveltips.usatoday.com/history-billys-island-okefenokee-swamp-georgia-55056.html
DOWNSTREAM: 1.71 miles from Billys Island Landing to Stephen C. Foster State Park Ramp
PHOTO: https://wwals.net/wp-content/themes/pianoblack/img//2017/02/afa2f3ca3fdb686465e3c08f032d7acd.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://wwals.net/2017/02/05/wwals-okefenokee-billys-island-outing-2016-12-10/
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
East Fork Suwannee River Confluence 

CATEGORIES: Tributary
LAYER: Brochure
GPS: 30.83475, -82.3431
OWNERSHIP: Public
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
MILE: 246.62
ADDRESS: Little more than a mile up the Suwannee River from Stephen C. Foster State Park Ramp. Charlton County.
DESCRIPTION: At the central crossroads of the Okefenokee Swamp, paddle east on the East Fork to Billys Island, and on up the Suwannee Canal for more stops on the way to the Refuge Main Entrance.
PHOTO: https://wwals.net/wp-content/themes/pianoblack/img//2017/02/dad578fd267908d691f391bc507ec1ae.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://wwals.net/2017/02/05/wwals-okefenokee-billys-island-outing-2016-12-10/
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Craven’s Hammock Canoe Shelter 




CATEGORIES: Landing
LAYER: Brochure
OWNERSHIP: Public
ACCESS: Yes, Launch: overnight platform shelter, CAMPING, RESTROOMS, SHELTER, PICNIC AREA
WATER BODY: North Fork Suwannee River
MILE: 5.14
ADDRESS: Five miles up from the Confluence of the North Fork Suwannee River at the Sill. Charlton County.
DESCRIPTION: One of the least-visted Okefenokee Swamp platforms.
WEBSITE: https://www.google.com/maps/place/Craven’s+Hammock+Canoe+Shelter/@30.8866211, -82.4196258, 672m/data=!3m2!1e3!4b1!4m5!3m4!1s0x88ef90446e1bf019:0x788f61b94039aca0!8m2!3d30.8866211!4d-82.4174371
DOWNSTREAM: 5.14 miles from Craven’s Hammock Canoe Shelter to North Fork Suwannee River at the Sill
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
North Fork Suwannee River at the Sill 
CATEGORIES: Landing
LAYER: Brochure
GPS: 30.81875, -82.41392
OWNERSHIP: Public
ACCESS: Yes, Launch: riverbank
WATER BODY: North Fork Suwannee River
GAUGE: SCFSP
MILE: 0.00
ADDRESS: From Fargo, travel south on US 441 to CR 177; turn left and travel towards Stephen C. Foster State Park. Go 11.2 miles and turn left on Suwannee River Sill. Charlton County.
DESCRIPTION: Walk up the sill and put in at the North Fork of the Suwannee River.
UPSTREAM: 5.14 miles from North Fork Suwannee River at the Sill to Craven’s Hammock Canoe Shelter
DOWNSTREAM: 1.40 miles from North Fork Suwannee River at the Sill to Suwannee River Sill Ramp
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
North Fork Suwannee River Confluence 
CATEGORIES: Tributary
LAYER: Brochure
GPS: 30.81875, -82.41392
OWNERSHIP: Public
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: SCFSP
MILE: 241.35
ADDRESS: From Fargo, travel south on US 441 to CR 177; turn left and travel towards Stephen C. Foster State Park. Go 11.2 miles and turn left on Suwannee River Sill. Charlton County.
DESCRIPTION: Where the North Fork meets the main branch of the Suwannee River.
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Sill or Big Water 

CATEGORIES: Point Of Interest
LAYER: Brochure
OWNERSHIP: Public
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: SCFSP
MILE: 245.53
ADDRESS: On the Suwannee River across from the end of the access canal for Stephen C. Foster State Park Ramp. Charlton County.
DESCRIPTION: Points right or upstream to Billys Island, MInnie’s Lake, and Big Water, and left or downstream to River Narrows, Suwannee River Sill, Cravens Hammock, and Mixons Hammock.
GRN: Yes
PHOTO: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2020-11-07–okefenokee-floyds-island/20201107_103607.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2020-11-07–okefenokee-floyds-island/
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Stephen C. Foster State Park Gauge

CATEGORIES: River Gauge
LAYER: River Gauge
OWNERSHIP: Public
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
Lowest boatable: 113.5
Highest safe: 115
GAUGE: SCFSP
MILE: 245.53
ADDRESS: 17515 GA-177, Fargo, GA 31631. From Fargo, travel south on US 441 to CR 177; turn left and travel to Stephen C. Foster State Park. Charlton County.
DESCRIPTION: Call Stephen C. Foster State Park and ask: 912-637-5274. Their recommended minimum is 113.5, maximum 115. Right now it’s above 116. Downstream from the Sill, use the Fargo gauge.
AKA: SCFSP Gauge
GRN: Yes
WEBSITE: https://gastateparks.org/StephenCFoster
PHONE NUMBER: (912) 637-5274
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Stephen C. Foster State Park @ GA 177 










CATEGORIES: Public Land
LAYER: Brochure
OWNERSHIP: Public
ACCESS: Yes, Ramp: Concrete on paved access road, plus grassy canal side, DOCK, CANOE, CAMPING: “RV, Tent, and Primitive, FOOD: Store, WATER, Flush Toilet, PARKING: State park fees, SHELTER, PICNIC AREA, FISH BAIT, HANDICAPPED ACCESSIBLE
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: SCFSP
MILE: 245.53
ADDRESS: 17515 GA-177, Fargo, GA 31631. From Fargo, travel south on US 441 to CR 177; turn left and travel to Stephen C. Foster State Park. Charlton County.
DESCRIPTION: “”This remote park is a primary entrance to the legendary Okefenokee Swamp—one of Georgia’s seven natural wonders. Spanish moss-laced trees reflect off the black swamp waters, while cypress knees rise upward from the glass-like surface. Here, paddlers and photographers will enjoy breathtaking scenery and abundant wildlife. Alligators, turtles, raccoons, black bears, deer, ibis, herons, wood storks, red-cockaded woodpeckers and numerous other creatures make their homes in the 402, 000 acre refuge. Stargazers will appreciate the particularly dark sky.””
GRN: Yes
WEBSITE: https://gastateparks.org/StephenCFoster
PHOTOSET: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2020-11-17–gwc-dd/
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (912) 637-5274
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Stephen C. Foster State Park Ramp @ GA 177 










CATEGORIES: Landing
LAYER: Brochure
OWNERSHIP: Public
ACCESS: Yes, Ramp: Concrete on paved access road, plus grassy canal side, DOCK, CANOE, CAMPING: “RV, Tent, and Primitive, FOOD: Store, WATER, Flush Toilet, PARKING: State park fees, SHELTER, PICNIC AREA, FISH BAIT, HANDICAPPED ACCESSIBLE
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: SCFSP
MILE: 245.53
ADDRESS: 17515 GA-177, Fargo, GA 31631. From Fargo, travel south on US 441 to CR 177; turn left and travel to Stephen C. Foster State Park. Charlton County.
DESCRIPTION: Paddlers usually put in down the access road from the ramp, at the west entrance to the one-of-a-kind Okefenokee Swamp. “”This remote park is a primary entrance to the legendary Okefenokee Swamp—one of Georgia’s seven natural wonders. Spanish moss-laced trees reflect off the black swamp waters, while cypress knees rise upward from the glass-like surface. Here, paddlers and photographers will enjoy breathtaking scenery and abundant wildlife. Alligators, turtles, raccoons, black bears, deer, ibis, herons, wood storks, red-cockaded woodpeckers and numerous other creatures make their homes in the 402, 000 acre refuge. Stargazers will appreciate the particularly dark sky.””
WEBSITE: https://www.fws.gov/refuge/Okefenokee/visit/plan_your_visit.html
UPSTREAM: 1.71 miles from Stephen C. Foster State Park Ramp to Billys Island Landing
DOWNSTREAM: 1.31 miles from Stephen C. Foster State Park Ramp to Mixon’s Hammock Canoe Shelter
PHOTO: https://wwals.net/wp-content/themes/pianoblack/img//2017/12/0abc6626c5eda845369f5e6c00d635c2.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://wwals.net/2017/12/11/one-alligator-some-turtles-many-birds-cold-and-clear-okefenokee-outing/
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (912) 637-5274
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Outfall 2 for SCFSP 
CATEGORIES: Wtp
LAYER: Brochure
OWNERSHIP: Public
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
MILE: 245.53
ADDRESS: East across GA 177 from SCFSP Boat Ramp. Charlton County.
DESCRIPTION: Second of two outfalls for “”treated domestic wastewater”” from the park’s NPDES Wastewater Permit No. GAG550009.
GRN: Yes
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Outfall 1 for SCFSP 
CATEGORIES: Wtp
LAYER: Brochure
OWNERSHIP: Public
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
MILE: 244.71
ADDRESS: West of GA 177, across from Residents Road. Charlton County.
DESCRIPTION: First of two outfalls for “”treated domestic wastewater”” from the park’s NPDES Wastewater Permit No. GAG550009.
GRN: Yes
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Mixon’s Hammock Canoe Shelter 





CATEGORIES: Landing
LAYER: Brochure
OWNERSHIP: Public, USFWS
ACCESS: Yes, Launch: overnight platform shelter, CAMPING, RESTROOMS, PARKING: $15/person, SHELTER, PICNIC AREA
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: SCFSP
MILE: 244.22
ADDRESS: Located at the west end of Billys Lake before the River Narrows on the Brown Trail. Charlton County.
DESCRIPTION: The only canoe shelter on the Suwannee River proper. “”You can spend the afternoon hiking around the island rich with history and cooking hotdogs over a campfire (fire ring provided on the island).”” “”This island is a great opportunity for less experienced paddlers and families with children to do an overnight in the swamp—only two miles from Stephen C. Foster State Park boat launch.””
GRN: Yes
WEBSITE: https://www.recreation.gov/camping/campsites/583221
UPSTREAM: 1.31 miles from Mixon’s Hammock Canoe Shelter to Stephen C. Foster State Park Ramp
DOWNSTREAM: 4.27 miles from Mixon’s Hammock Canoe Shelter to Suwannee River Sill Ramp
PHOTO: https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/p/AF1QipNDxBRg2JBwNi3P2Q70O8_XR5LJSHzSHGAqbidx=w408-h306-k-no
PHOTOSET: https://www.google.com/maps/place/Mixon’s+Hammock+Canoe+Shelter/@30.8243092, -82.3838401, 672m/data=!3m2!1e3!4b1!4m5!3m4!1s0x88ef85310cf47705:0x7012c453bc9908e7!8m2!3d30.8243092!4d-82.3816514
PHOTO SOURCE: Google maps
PHONE NUMBER: (850) 290-2350
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Suwannee River Sill @ Suwannee River Sill Road 



CATEGORIES: Dam
LAYER: Point of Interest
OWNERSHIP: Public
ACCESS: Yes, Launch: concrete ramp on paved road below the sill; riverbank on the dam above. PARKING: $5 parking pass
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: SCFSP
MILE: 240.12
ADDRESS: From Fargo, travel south on US 441 to GA 177; turn left and travel towards Stephen C. Foster State Park. Go 11.2 miles and turn left on Suwannee River Sill. Ware, Charlton Counties.
DESCRIPTION: A dam on the Suwannee River below the Okefenokee Swamp, with its gates always open. It was intended to keep the water level in the Swamp up, but it failed to do so, and that turned out to be a bad idea for the ecology. For example, cypress trees can only grow from seed when the water is down.
HISTORIC FACTS: Built by the federal government in 1960, this five-mile-long dirt dam was intended to keep water in the Swamp during droughts, because of wildfires in the 1950s. It didn’t work: it only affected about one percent of the Swamp. In 1998 U.S. FWS concluded that the Sill should be breached and its gates removed. Meanwhile, the structure is popular as an access road to the Suwannee River and the Okefenokee Swamp, and there is resistance to it being completely removed. Meanwhile, its gates (flow outlets) are always open.
GRN: Yes
WEBSITE: https://www.fws.gov/refuge/Okefenokee/visit/plan_your_visit.html
OTHER REFERENCE: https://www.exploresouthernhistory.com/suwanneesill.html
ADDITIONAL INFO SOURCES: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/002216949290011J
PHOTOSET: https://wwals.net/pictures/2019-12-08–okefenokee-griffis-fish-camp-suwannee-paddle/
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (912) 637-5274
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Suwannee River Sill Ramp @ Suwannee River Sill Road





CATEGORIES: Landing
LAYER: Brochure
OWNERSHIP: Public
ACCESS: Yes, Launch: concrete ramp on paved road below the sill; riverbank on the dam above. PARKING: $5 parking pass, HANDICAPPED ACCESSIBLE
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Fargo
MILE: 239.95
ADDRESS: From Fargo, travel south on US 441 to GA 177; turn left and travel towards Stephen C. Foster State Park. Go 11.2 miles and turn left on Suwannee River Sill. Charlton County.
DESCRIPTION: Parking is below the Sill gates. You can put in below the gates on the concrete ramp, or on the dam side above. It’s an unusual location, on a five-mile-long dirt dam that seemed like a good idea at the time, but whose gates are now always left open; it that may soon be demolished. See Suwannee River Sill.
HISTORIC FACTS: See Suwannee River Sill.
AKA: Suwannee River Sill Landing
WEBSITE: https://www.fws.gov/refuge/Okefenokee/visit/plan_your_visit.html
OTHER REFERENCE: https://www.exploresouthernhistory.com/suwanneesill.html
UPSTREAM: 4.27 miles from Suwannee River Sill Ramp to Mixon’s Hammock Canoe Shelter
DOWNSTREAM: 2.69 miles from Suwannee River Sill Ramp to Griffis Fish Camp Landing
PHOTOSET: https://wwals.net/pictures/2019-12-08–okefenokee-griffis-fish-camp-suwannee-paddle/
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (912) 637-5274
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
“West River Entrance, Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge” 

CATEGORIES: Point Of Interest
LAYER: Brochure
GPS: 30.7944, -82.4357
OWNERSHIP: Public
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
MILE: 238.56
ADDRESS: Little more than a mile upstream from Griffis Fish Camp. Clinch County.
DESCRIPTION: A large, tall, sign says: “”NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE, NO FIREARMS, NO HUNTING, NO MOTORS LARGER THAN 10 H.P., NO CAMPING, NO FIRES, FISHING BY POLES&REELS ONLY, ALL VISITORS MUST LEAVE BY SUNSET””.
WEBSITE: https://www.fws.gov/refuge/Okefenokee/visit/plan_your_visit.html
OTHER REFERENCE: https://wwals.net/2021/02/15/nominating-okefenokee-nwr-for-unesco-world-heritage-list-2021-01-26/
PHOTOSET: https://wwals.net/pictures/2019-12-08–okefenokee-griffis-fish-camp-suwannee-paddle/
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
Photoset2: https://wwals.net/pictures/2019-12-08–okefenokee-griffis-fish-camp-suwannee-paddle/
PHOTO2 SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
Photo2 Phone Number: 229-242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
“West Road Entrance, Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge” 
CATEGORIES: Point Of Interest
LAYER: Brochure
OWNERSHIP: Public
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Fargo
MILE: 238.26
ADDRESS: 10855 GA-177, Fargo, GA 31631, Clinch County.
DESCRIPTION: See Stephen C. Foster State Park.
WEBSITE: https://www.fws.gov/refuge/Okefenokee/visit/plan_your_visit.html
OTHER REFERENCE: https://wwals.net/2021/02/15/nominating-okefenokee-nwr-for-unesco-world-heritage-list-2021-01-26/
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Lodeaver Ford 
CATEGORIES: Ford
LAYER: Other
OWNERSHIP: Public
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Fargo
MILE: 237.44
ADDRESS: At the big sandbar upstream from Griffis Fish Camp Landing. Clinch County.
DESCRIPTION: A pioneer stagecoach crossing of a shallow spot in the river.
OTHER REFERENCE: Canoeing and Camping on the Historic Suwannee River, by Rose Knox and Graham Schorb, Second Impression, April 2013, pp. 43-44
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Mixon’s Ferry 
CATEGORIES: Ferry
LAYER: Other
OWNERSHIP: Public
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Fargo
MILE: 237.44
ADDRESS: At the big sandbar upstream from Griffis Fish Camp Landing. Clinch County.
DESCRIPTION: Stagecoaches were loaded on a small barge and poled across the river; the horses would swim.
OTHER REFERENCE: Canoeing and Camping on the Historic Suwannee River, by Rose Knox and Graham Schorb, Second Impression, April 2013, p. 44
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Griffis Fish Camp @ GA 177 








CATEGORIES: Camping
LAYER: Brochure
GPS: 30.78246, -82.443594
OWNERSHIP: Private, Edwin Alphin Griffis, PARCEL 177 003
ACCESS: Yes, Launch: riverbank down dirt access road, CAMPING: “RV, Tent, and Primitive, WATER, Flush Toilet, PARKING: $2 boat launch; camping fees, SHELTER, PICNIC AREA
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Fargo
MILE: 237.26
ADDRESS: 10333 Ga Highway 177 Fargo, Georgia 31631. From Fargo, travel south on US 441 to CR 177; turn left and travel 10 miles northeast; Griffis Fish Camp is on left. Clinch County.
DESCRIPTION: This family-owned fish camp has been there it seems like forever. Fees for campsites or RV hookups are reasonable, and the pavilions are popular for cookouts. The cold running water at the pavilions and in the bathroom buildings is hard but drinkable. Be sure to ask to see the private museum before putting in at the Suwannee River access to head for Fargo Ramp. Call in advance to reserve campsites or pavillions: 229-415-9601.
HISTORIC FACTS: Private museum of the owner’s collection.
GRN: Yes
OTHER REFERENCE: https://www.onlyinyourstate.com/georgia/secluded-fish-camp-ga-nature/
PHOTO: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2019-12-07–kayak-raffle-drawing-griffis-fish-camp/20191207_173759.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2019-12-07–kayak-raffle-drawing-griffis-fish-camp/
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 415-9601
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Griffis Fish Camp Landing @ GA 177 







CATEGORIES: Landing Private
LAYER: Brochure
GPS: 30.7845, -82.446333
OWNERSHIP: Private, Edwin Alphin Griffis, PARCEL 177 003
ACCESS: Yes, Launch: riverbank down dirt access road, CAMPING: “RV, Tent, and Primitive, WATER, Flush Toilet, PARKING: $2 boat launch; camping fees, SHELTER, PICNIC AREA
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Fargo
MILE: 237.26
ADDRESS: 10333 Ga Highway 177 Fargo, Georgia 31631. From Fargo, travel south on US 441 to CR 177; turn left and travel 10 miles northeast; Griffis Fish Camp is on left. Clinch County.
DESCRIPTION: The river can be quite high up the dirt access road, but it’s still easily accessible on this very gentle slope, at this family-owned fish camp. Put in here for nineteen idyllic river miles with little human in evidence beyond timber company signs on the right bank and an evern more private fish camp on the left bank, before Fargo Ramp. Call in advance to reserve campsites or pavillions: 229-415-9601.
GRN: Yes
UPSTREAM: 2.69 miles from Griffis Fish Camp Landing to Suwannee River Sill Ramp
DOWNSTREAM: 14.35 miles from Griffis Fish Camp Landing to Fargo Ramp
PHOTOSET: https://wwals.net/pictures/2019-12-08–okefenokee-griffis-fish-camp-suwannee-paddle/
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
PHOTO2: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2020-11-07–okefenokee-floyds-island/20201106_151924.jpg
Photoset2: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2020-11-07–okefenokee-floyds-island/
PHOTO2 SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
Photo2 Phone Number: 229-242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Survey Flags 

CATEGORIES: Point Of Interest
LAYER: Point of Interest
OWNERSHIP: Private, CONSERVATION FUND, PARCEL 177 007
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Fargo
MILE: 235.58
ADDRESS: Left bank, 1.68 miles downstream from Griffis Fish Camp Landing. Clinch County.
DESCRIPTION: Survey flags hanging from tree branches, probably between Clinch County parcels 177 007 and 177 001, both Conservation Fund.
WEBSITE: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-12-29–suwannee-pictures/#Survey-flags
PHOTO: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-12-29–suwannee-pictures/20221229_094528.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-12-29–suwannee-pictures/#Survey-flags
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Sawed log 

CATEGORIES: Obstacle
LAYER: Point of Interest
OWNERSHIP: Private, CONSERVATION FUND, PARCEL 177 001
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Fargo
MILE: 235.40
ADDRESS: 1.86 miles downstream from Griffis Fish Camp. Clinch County.
DESCRIPTION: Sawed off end of a log that no longer obstructs river passage.
WEBSITE: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-12-29–suwannee-pictures/#SawledL
PHOTO: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-12-29–suwannee-pictures/20221229_094952.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-12-29–suwannee-pictures/#SawledL
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Allen Camp Cutthrough 

CATEGORIES: Point Of Interest
LAYER: Point of Interest
OWNERSHIP: Public, CONSERVATION FUND, PARCEL 177 001
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Fargo
MILE: 234.54
ADDRESS: To the right, 2.72 miles downstream from Griffis Fish Camp, and 0.12 miles upstream from Allen Camp Landing. Clinch County.
DESCRIPTION: Stay to the left to get to Allen Camp Landing; do not take the cutthrough.
WEBSITE: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-12-29–suwannee-pictures/small/accutthrough.jpg
PHOTO: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-12-29–suwannee-pictures/accutthrough.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-12-29–suwannee-pictures/#ACCT
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Log Across Allen Camp Cutthrough 

CATEGORIES: Obstacle
LAYER: Point of Interest
OWNERSHIP: Public, SUPERIOR PINE PRODUCTS CO, PARCEL 125 001A
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Fargo
MILE: 234.15
ADDRESS: 3.11 miles downstream from Griffis Fish Camp Landing if you take the cutthrough. Clinch County.
DESCRIPTION: If you do take the cutthrough, this log will be an impediment unless the water is about 5′ (95.98′ NAVD88).
WEBSITE: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-12-29–suwannee-pictures/#LAACCT
PHOTO: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-12-29–suwannee-pictures/logcutthrough.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-12-29–suwannee-pictures/#LAACCT
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Allen Camp Road


CATEGORIES: Point Of Interest
LAYER: Point of Interest
OWNERSHIP: Private, CONSERVATION FUND, PARCEL 177 007
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Fargo
MILE: 234.42
ADDRESS: From Fargo, GA, go 8.5 miles up GA 177 N, turn left just before Green Top Road, go 0.6 miles to riverbank for Allen Camp Landing. Clinch County.
DESCRIPTION: Dirt Road to sandy riverbank. Private: do not use without permission.
AKA: Long Straight Road
OTHER REFERENCE: https://goo.gl/maps/XbHqhKk919pQpfos7
PHOTO: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-08-25–suwannee-upstream-landings/long-straight-road.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-08-25–suwannee-upstream-landings/
PHOTO SOURCE: Google Streetview
PHONE NUMBER: (850) 290-2350
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Allen Camp Landing


CATEGORIES: Landing Private
LAYER: Point of Interest
OWNERSHIP: Private, CONSERVATION FUND, PARCEL 177 001
ACCESS: Launch: riverbank down dirt access road
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Fargo
MILE: 234.42
ADDRESS: Left bank, 2.84 miles downstream from Griffis Fish Camp, 11.51 miles upstream from Fargo Ramp. See Long Straight Road. Clinch County.
DESCRIPTION: Dirt Road to sandy riverbank. Private: do not use without permission.
AKA: Long Straight Road Landing
WEBSITE: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-12-29–suwannee-pictures/#ACL
OTHER REFERENCE: https://arcgis.earthviews.com/public/suwannee-river-0121#398
PHOTO: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-12-29–suwannee-pictures/acl.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-12-29–suwannee-pictures/#ACL
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Annoying Branches 

CATEGORIES: Obstacle
LAYER: Point of Interest
OWNERSHIP: Public, CONSERVATION FUND, PARCEL 177 001
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Fargo
MILE: 233.86
ADDRESS: A bit more than half a mile downstream from Allen Camp Landing. Clinch County.
DESCRIPTION: They will make you duck, and could tip you over.
WEBSITE: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-12-29–suwannee-pictures/#ABranches
PHOTO: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-12-29–suwannee-pictures/annoyingbranches.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-12-29–suwannee-pictures/#ABranches
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Sport Camp Road 

CATEGORIES: Point Of Interest
LAYER: Point of Interest
OWNERSHIP: Private, CONSERVATION FUND, PARCEL 178 002
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Fargo
MILE: 233.04
ADDRESS: From Fargo, GA, at the 8 mile marker on GA 177N, turn left on Sport Camp Road, go 0.4 miles and turn right, go another 0.4 miles to riverbank for Sport Camp Landing, Clinch County.
DESCRIPTION: Dirt Road to sandy riverbank. Private: do not use without permission.
OTHER REFERENCE: https://goo.gl/maps/bKU4KF1qC1NRTV8d9
PHOTO: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-08-25–suwannee-upstream-landings/sport-camp-road.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-08-25–suwannee-upstream-landings/
PHOTO SOURCE: Google Streetview
PHONE NUMBER: (850) 290-2350
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Sport Camp Landing


CATEGORIES: Landing Private
LAYER: Point of Interest
OWNERSHIP: Private, CONSERVATION FUND, PARCEL 178 002
ACCESS: Launch: riverbank down dirt access road
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Fargo
MILE: 233.04
ADDRESS: Left bank, 4.22 miles downstream from Griffis Fish Camp, 10.13 miles upstream from Fargo Ramp. See Sport Camp Road. Clinch County.
DESCRIPTION: Dirt Road to sandy riverbank. Private: do not use without permission.
AKA: Sport Camp Road Landing
WEBSITE: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-12-29–suwannee-pictures/#SCL
OTHER REFERENCE: https://arcgis.earthviews.com/public/suwannee-river-0121#586
PHOTO: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-12-29–suwannee-pictures/20221229_104351.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-12-29–suwannee-pictures/#SCL
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
PHOTO2: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-08-25–suwannee-upstream-landings/sport-camp-road-landing.jpg
Photoset2: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-08-25–suwannee-upstream-landings/
PHOTO2 SOURCE: GRN
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Alligator Creek 

CATEGORIES: Tributary
LAYER: Other
OWNERSHIP: Public, SUPERIOR PINE PRODUCTS CO, PARCEL 125 001A
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Fargo
MILE: 232.41
ADDRESS: Right bank, just above Long Camp Landing. Clinch County.
DESCRIPTION: It wanders in from the woods after coming down from the west edge of the Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge.
WEBSITE: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-12-29–suwannee-pictures/#ACreek
PHOTO: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-12-29–suwannee-pictures/alligatorcreek.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-12-29–suwannee-pictures/#ACreek
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Long Camp Road 

CATEGORIES: Point Of Interest
LAYER: Point of Interest
OWNERSHIP: Private, CONSERVATION FUND, PARCEL 156 029
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Fargo
MILE: 232.35
ADDRESS: From Fargo, GA, go 6.51 miles up GA 177 N, turn left on Long Camp Road, then first left to riverbank, about 1.1 miles from highway for Long Camp Landing. Clinch County.
DESCRIPTION: Dirt Road to sandy riverbank. Private: do not use without permission.
OTHER REFERENCE: https://goo.gl/maps/PawbbjGP7v7U4P1H9
PHOTO: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-08-25–suwannee-upstream-landings/long-camp-road.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-08-25–suwannee-upstream-landings/
PHOTO SOURCE: Google Streetview
PHONE NUMBER: (850) 290-2350
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Long Camp Landing


CATEGORIES: Landing Private
LAYER: Point of Interest
OWNERSHIP: Private, CONSERVATION FUND, PARCEL 156 029
ACCESS: Launch: riverbank down dirt access road
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Fargo
MILE: 232.35
ADDRESS: Left bank, 4.91 miles downstream from Griffis Fish Camp, 9.44 miles upstream from Fargo Ramp. See Long Camp Road. Clinch County.
DESCRIPTION: Dirt Road to sandy riverbank. Private: do not use without permission.
AKA: Long Camp Road Landing
WEBSITE: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-12-29–suwannee-pictures/#LCL
OTHER REFERENCE: https://arcgis.earthviews.com/public/suwannee-river-0121#712
PHOTO: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-12-29–suwannee-pictures/20221229_111213.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-12-29–suwannee-pictures/#LCL
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Tight Spot 

CATEGORIES: Obstacle
LAYER: Point of Interest
OWNERSHIP: Public, CONSERVATION FUND, PARCEL 156 029
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Fargo
MILE: 231.94
ADDRESS: About half a mile down from Long Camp Landing. Clinch County.
DESCRIPTION: A narrow spot in the river.
WEBSITE: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-12-29–suwannee-pictures/#TS
PHOTO: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-12-29–suwannee-pictures/20221229_111926.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-12-29–suwannee-pictures/#TS
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Drawdy Mill Road


CATEGORIES: Point Of Interest
LAYER: Point of Interest
OWNERSHIP: Private, CONSERVATION FUND, PARCEL 156 029
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Fargo
MILE: 230.88
ADDRESS: From Fargo, GA, go 6.5 miles up GA 177 N, turn left on unmarked road, go straight about 0.5 miles to riverbank for Drawdy Mill Landing. Clinch County.
DESCRIPTION: Dirt Road to sandy riverbank. Private: do not use without permission.
AKA: Short Straight Road
OTHER REFERENCE: https://goo.gl/maps/2RcbxMDj1kJQakcR9
PHOTO: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-08-25–suwannee-upstream-landings/short-straight-road.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-08-25–suwannee-upstream-landings/
PHOTO SOURCE: Google Streetview
PHONE NUMBER: (850) 290-2350
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Drawdy Mill Landing


CATEGORIES: Landing Private
LAYER: Point of Interest
OWNERSHIP: Private, CONSERVATION FUND, PARCEL 156 029
ACCESS: Launch: riverbank down dirt access road
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Fargo
MILE: 230.88
ADDRESS: Left bank, 6.38 miles downstream from Griffis Fish Camp, 7.97 miles upstream from Fargo Ramp. See Drawdy Mill Road. Clinch County.
DESCRIPTION: Dirt Road to sandy riverbank. Private: do not use without permission.
AKA: Short Straight Road Landing or Drawdy Mill Road Landing
WEBSITE: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-12-29–suwannee-pictures/#DMRL
OTHER REFERENCE: https://arcgis.earthviews.com/public/suwannee-river-0121#972
PHOTO: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-12-29–suwannee-pictures/20221229_113725.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-12-29–suwannee-pictures/#DMRL
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Possible Palmetto Landing 

CATEGORIES: Landing Private
LAYER: Point of Interest
OWNERSHIP: Private, CONSERVATION FUND, PARCEL 156 029
ACCESS: Launch: riverbank down dirt access road
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Fargo
MILE: 229.98
ADDRESS: Left bank, between Drawdy Mill Landing and Three Steps Landing. Clinch County.
DESCRIPTION: Dirt Road to sandy riverbank. Private: do not use without permission. Not clear how road access works.
WEBSITE: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-12-29–suwannee-pictures/#PLLB
PHOTO: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-12-29–suwannee-pictures/20221229_115416.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-12-29–suwannee-pictures/#PLLB
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Sweetwater Creek 

CATEGORIES: Tributary
LAYER: Other
OWNERSHIP: Public, CONSERVATION FUND, PARCEL 156 029
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Fargo
MILE: 228.97
ADDRESS: Left bank, about 3/4 of the way from Drawdy Mill Landing to Three Steps Landing. Clinch County.
DESCRIPTION: Comes in slantwise from the left after descending from the Okefenokee Swamp and crossing GA 177.
WEBSITE: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-12-29–suwannee-pictures/#SWC
PHOTO: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-12-29–suwannee-pictures/sweetwatercreek.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-12-29–suwannee-pictures/#SWC
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Three Steps Road 

CATEGORIES: Point Of Interest
LAYER: Point of Interest
OWNERSHIP: Private, CONSERVATION FUND, PARCEL 156 029
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Fargo
MILE: 228.24
ADDRESS: From Fargo, GA, go 3.5 miles up GA 177 N, turn left on unmarked road, go 1.5 miles and turn right, go about 100 feet to riverbank for Three Steps Middle Landing. Clinch County.
DESCRIPTION: Dirt Road to sandy riverbank. Private: do not use without permission.
OTHER REFERENCE: https://goo.gl/maps/wvVdz6UwbPGWCPsG9
PHOTOSET: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-08-25–suwannee-upstream-landings/
PHOTO SOURCE: Google Streetview
PHONE NUMBER: (850) 290-2350
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Three Steps Landing 

CATEGORIES: Landing Private
LAYER: Point of Interest
OWNERSHIP: Private, CONSERVATION FUND, PARCEL 156 029
ACCESS: Launch: riverbank down dirt access road
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Fargo
MILE: 228.24
ADDRESS: Left bank, 9.02 miles downstream from Griffis Fish Camp, 5.33 miles upstream from Fargo Ramp. See Three Steps Road. Clinch County.
DESCRIPTION: Dirt Road to sandy riverbank. Private: do not use without permission.
WEBSITE: https://wwals.net/pictures/2022-12-29–suwannee-pictures/#TSL
OTHER REFERENCE: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2023-06-10–suwannee-chainsaw-pictures/#TSL
ADDITIONAL INFO SOURCES: https://arcgis.earthviews.com/public/suwannee-river-griffis#1117
PHOTO: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-12-29–suwannee-pictures/tsl.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-12-29–suwannee-pictures/#TSL
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
PHOTO2: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-12-29–suwannee-pictures/20221229_125742.jpg
Photoset2: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-12-29–suwannee-pictures/#TSL
PHOTO2 SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
Photo2 Phone Number: 229-242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Low log 


CATEGORIES: Obstacle
LAYER: Point of Interest
OWNERSHIP: Private, CONSERVATION FUND, PARCEL 156 029
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Fargo
MILE: 228.17
ADDRESS: Less than 500 feet downstream from Three Steps Landing, Clinch County.
DESCRIPTION: Log at 2.49′ (93.47′ NAVD88). Cut by WWALS 2022-12-29 and removed by WWALS 2023-06-10.
HISTORIC FACTS: Removed on WWALS Chainsaw Outings 2023-06-10. https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2023-06-10–suwannee-chainsaw-pictures/#LLSK
WEBSITE: https://wwals.net/pictures/2022-12-29–suwannee-pictures#L249
OTHER REFERENCE: https://wwals.net/2023/06/15/pictures-suwannee-river-chainsaw-cleanup-three-steps-landing-to-fargo-ga-2023-06-10/
PHOTO: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2023-06-10–suwannee-chainsaw-pictures/IMG_2209.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2023-06-10–suwannee-chainsaw-pictures/#LLSK
PHOTO SOURCE: Shirkly Kokidko
PHONE NUMBER: (850) 290-2350
PHOTO2: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-12-29–suwannee-pictures/20221229_145608.jpg
Photoset2: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-12-29–suwannee-pictures/#L249
PHOTO2 SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
Photo2 Phone Number: 229-242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Duck and float under 


CATEGORIES: Obstacle
LAYER: Point of Interest
OWNERSHIP: Public, CONSERVATION FUND, PARCEL 156 029
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
MILE: 228.04
ADDRESS: About a thousand feet downstream from Three Steps Landing. Clinch County.
DESCRIPTION: Used to have to stay to the left and duck real low and you can float under this log at low water. Removed by WWALS 2023-06-10.
HISTORIC FACTS: Removed on WWALS Chainsaw Outing 2023-06-10. https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2023-06-10–suwannee-chainsaw-pictures/#DFUSK
WEBSITE: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-12-29–suwannee-pictures/#FULeft
OTHER REFERENCE: https://wwals.net/2023/06/15/pictures-suwannee-river-chainsaw-cleanup-three-steps-landing-to-fargo-ga-2023-06-10/
PHOTO: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2023-06-10–suwannee-chainsaw-pictures/IMG_2225.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2023-06-10–suwannee-chainsaw-pictures/#DFUSK
PHOTO SOURCE: Shirkly Kokidko
PHONE NUMBER: (850) 290-2350
PHOTO2: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-12-29–suwannee-pictures/floatunderleft.jpg
Photoset2: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-12-29–suwannee-pictures/#FULeft
PHOTO2 SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
Photo2 Phone Number: 229-242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Drag under left 


CATEGORIES: Obstacle
LAYER: Point of Interest
OWNERSHIP: Public, CONSERVATION FUND, PARCEL 156 029
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
MILE: 227.77
ADDRESS: Less than half a mile downstream from Three Steps Landing. Clinch County.
DESCRIPTION: At low water there was no way to float, but you could drag under to the left. Removed by WWALS 2023-06-10.
HISTORIC FACTS: Removed on WWALS Chainsaw Outing 2023-06-10. https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2023-06-10–suwannee-chainsaw-pictures/#DULSKPR
WEBSITE: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-12-29–suwannee-pictures/#DUL
OTHER REFERENCE: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2023-06-10–suwannee-chainsaw-pictures/#DULSKPR
PHOTO: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2023-06-10–suwannee-chainsaw-pictures/IMG_2250.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-12-29–suwannee-pictures/#DUL
PHOTO SOURCE: Shirkly Kokidko
PHONE NUMBER: (850) 290-2350
PHOTO2: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-12-29–suwannee-pictures/IMG_0978.jpg
Photoset2: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-12-29–suwannee-pictures/#DUL
PHOTO2 SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
Photo2 Phone Number: 229-242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Portage Logjam 


CATEGORIES: Obstacle
LAYER: Point of Interest
OWNERSHIP: Public, CONSERVATION FUND, PARCEL 156 029
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Fargo
MILE: 227.59
ADDRESS: About 0.65 miles downstream from Three Steps Landing and 1.23 miles upstream from Reeves Landing. Clinch County.
DESCRIPTION: Was a jumble of logs across the river, requiring portaging around using the right bank. Removed by WWALS 2023-06-10.
HISTORIC FACTS: Removed on WWALS Chainsaw Outing 2023-06-10. https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2023-06-10–suwannee-chainsaw-pictures/#PLJ
WEBSITE: https://wwals.net/pictures/2022-12-29–suwannee-pictures#PLJam
OTHER REFERENCE: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2023-06-10–suwannee-chainsaw-pictures/#PLJ
PHOTO: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2023-06-10–suwannee-chainsaw-pictures/20230610_142720.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2023-06-10–suwannee-chainsaw-pictures/#PLJ
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
PHOTO2: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-12-29–suwannee-pictures/PLJam.jpg
Photoset2: https://wwals.net/pictures/2022-12-29–suwannee-pictures#PLJam
PHOTO2 SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
Photo2 Phone Number: 229-242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Jones Creek


CATEGORIES: Tributary
LAYER: Other
OWNERSHIP: Public, CONSERVATION FUND, PARCEL 156 029
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Fargo
MILE: 227.19
ADDRESS: Right bank, about a mile downstream from Three Steps Landing, and less than a mile upstream from Reeves Landing. Clinch County.
DESCRIPTION: The waters of this creek contrast with the red-yellow tannic acid Suwannee River color, after the creek comes down all the way from Homerville.
AKA: Tatum Creek
WEBSITE: https://wwals.net/pictures/2022-12-29–suwannee-pictures#JCreek
OTHER REFERENCE: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2023-06-10–suwannee-chainsaw-pictures/#TatumCreek
PHOTO: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2023-06-10–suwannee-chainsaw-pictures/20230610_144830.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2023-06-10–suwannee-chainsaw-pictures/#TatumCreek
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
PHOTO2: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-12-29–suwannee-pictures/JCreek.jpg
Photoset2: https://wwals.net/pictures/2022-12-29–suwannee-pictures#JCreek
PHOTO2 SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
Photo2 Phone Number: 229-242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Reeves Landing Road 

CATEGORIES: Point Of Interest
LAYER: Point of Interest
OWNERSHIP: Private, SIRMANS CHERYLANN FRANCIS ET AL, C/O VICKY HARPER, 2447 LOCHWOOD DR, VALDOSTA, GA 31601, PARCEL 156 011
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Fargo
MILE: 226.36
ADDRESS: From Fargo, GA, go 2.5 miles up GA 177 N, turn left on Reeves Landing Road (CR 176), go straight about 0.4 miles to riverbank for Reeves Landing, Clinch County.
DESCRIPTION: Dirt Road to sandy riverbank. Private: do not use without permission.
OTHER REFERENCE: https://goo.gl/maps/hJpbLvAxcXskaJrw9
PHOTO: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-08-25–suwannee-upstream-landings/reeves-landing-road.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-08-25–suwannee-upstream-landings/
PHOTO SOURCE: Google Streetview
PHONE NUMBER: (850) 290-2350
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Reeves Landing 

CATEGORIES: Landing Private
LAYER: Point of Interest
OWNERSHIP: Private, SIRMANS CHERYLANN FRANCIS ET AL, C/O VICKY HARPER, 2447 LOCHWOOD DR, VALDOSTA, GA 31601, PARCEL 156 011
ACCESS: Launch: riverbank down dirt access road.
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Fargo
MILE: 226.36
ADDRESS: Left bank, 10.90 miles downstream from Griffis Fish Camp, 3.45 miles upstream from Fargo Ramp. See Reeves Landing Road. Clinch County.
DESCRIPTION: Dirt Road to sandy riverbank. Private: do not use without permission.
WEBSITE: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-12-29–suwannee-pictures/#RL
OTHER REFERENCE: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2023-06-10–suwannee-chainsaw-pictures/#ARL
ADDITIONAL INFO SOURCES: https://arcgis.earthviews.com/public/suwannee-river-griffis#1374
PHOTO: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-12-29–suwannee-pictures/20221229_154458.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-12-29–suwannee-pictures/#RL
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
PHOTO2: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2023-06-10–suwannee-chainsaw-pictures/20230610_151258.jpg
Photoset2: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2023-06-10–suwannee-chainsaw-pictures/#ARL
PHOTO2 SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
Photo2 Phone Number: 229-242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Sexton Landing 

CATEGORIES: Landing Private
LAYER: Point of Interest
OWNERSHIP: Private, SEXTON MARLIN B JR ET AL, PARCEL 156 017
ACCESS: Launch: riverbank down dirt access road.
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Fargo
MILE: 226.19
ADDRESS: Left bank about 900 feet downstream from Reeves Landing. Clinch County.
DESCRIPTION: Dirt Road to sandy riverbank. Private: do not use without permission.
WEBSITE: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-12-29–suwannee-pictures/#SL
OTHER REFERENCE: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2023-06-10–suwannee-chainsaw-pictures/#PSL
PHOTO: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2023-06-10–suwannee-chainsaw-pictures/20230610_152054.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2023-06-10–suwannee-chainsaw-pictures/#PSL
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
PHOTO2: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-12-29–suwannee-pictures/20221229_154825.jpg
Photoset2: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-12-29–suwannee-pictures/#SL
PHOTO2 SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
Photo2 Phone Number: 229-242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Narrow Deadfalls 

CATEGORIES: Obstacle
LAYER: Point of Interest
OWNERSHIP: Public, SIRMANS CHERYLANN FRANCIS ET AL, C/O VICKY HARPER, 2447 LOCHWOOD DR, VALDOSTA, GA 31601, PARCEL 156 011
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Fargo
MILE: 225.89
ADDRESS: About half a mile downstream from Reeves Landing. Clinch County.
DESCRIPTION: Deadfalls from each bank with a narrow passage between their tops.
WEBSITE: https://wwals.net/pictures/2022-12-29–suwannee-pictures#NDfalls
PHOTO: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-12-29–suwannee-pictures/ndfalls.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://wwals.net/pictures/2022-12-29–suwannee-pictures#NDfalls
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Suwannee River above Fargo Gauge 

CATEGORIES: River Gauge
LAYER: River Gauge
GPS: 30.7075, -82.5391667
OWNERSHIP: Public, unlisted, PARCEL unlisted
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Above Fargo
MILE: 225.62
ADDRESS: Right (north) bank, about 3/4 of a mile downstream from Reeves Landing and about 2.71 miles upstream from Fargo Ramp. Clinch County.
DESCRIPTION: USGS 02314495 SUWANNEE RIVER ABOVE FARGO, GA
WEBSITE: https://waterdata.usgs.gov/monitoring-location/02314495/#parameterCode=00065&period=P7D
PHOTO: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-12-29–suwannee-pictures/abg.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-12-29–suwannee-pictures/#AFG
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
PHOTO2: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-12-29–suwannee-pictures/20221229_155742.jpg
Photoset2: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-12-29–suwannee-pictures/#AFG
PHOTO2 SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
Photo2 Phone Number: 229-242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Suwannee River Eco-Lodge 








CATEGORIES: Camping
LAYER: Brochure
OWNERSHIP: Public, STATE OF GEORGIA, PARCEL 156 028
ACCESS: No, CAMPING, WATER, Flush Toilet, PARKING: ParkPass, SHELTER, PICNIC AREA, HANDICAPPED ACCESSIBLE
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
ADDRESS: 400 Eco Lodge Drive, Fargo, GA 31631, Clinch County.
DESCRIPTION: Actually a motel run by Georgia State Parks, rather than camping. “”The Eco Lodge is made up of 10 rental cottages, an event room, smaller meeting room, BBQ shelter and commercial kitchen. Guests may rent a portion or all of the facility. All vehicles parked at the Eco-Lodge must display a ParkPass and events must end at 10 p.m. The Eco Lodge has Wi-Fi accessibility and is located 18 miles from Stephen C. Foster State Park.””
GRN: Yes
WEBSITE: https://gastateparks.org/SuwanneeRiverEcoLodge
OTHER REFERENCE: https://www.exploregeorgia.org/fargo/places-to-stay/resorts-lodges-plantations/suwannee-river-eco-lodge
ADDITIONAL INFO SOURCES: https://emerginghorizons.com/accessible-georgia-eco-lodge-features-top-notch-access/
PHOTO SOURCE: Explore Georgia
PHONE NUMBER: (912) 637-5274
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Overhanging Branches 

CATEGORIES: Obstacle
LAYER: Point of Interest
OWNERSHIP: Public, CONSERVATION FUND, PARCEL 156 029
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Fargo
MILE: 224.18
ADDRESS: About 2.18 miles downstream from Reeves Landing. Clinch County.
DESCRIPTION: Overhanging branches that are at least annoying.
WEBSITE: https://wwals.net/pictures/2022-12-29–suwannee-pictures#OHBranches
PHOTO: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-12-29–suwannee-pictures/GSBX2362.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://wwals.net/pictures/2022-12-29–suwannee-pictures#OHBranches
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Zig-Zag Deadfalls 

CATEGORIES: Obstacle
LAYER: Point of Interest
OWNERSHIP: Public, CONSERVATION FUND, PARCEL 156 029
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Fargo
MILE: 224.06
ADDRESS: About 2.30 miles downstream from Reeves Landing. Clinch County.
DESCRIPTION: Deadfalls requiring zig-zagging back and forth.
WEBSITE: https://wwals.net/pictures/2022-12-29–suwannee-pictures#ZZD
PHOTO: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-12-29–suwannee-pictures/GSBX2377.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://wwals.net/pictures/2022-12-29–suwannee-pictures#ZZD
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Dragging Log 

CATEGORIES: Obstacle
LAYER: Point of Interest
OWNERSHIP: Public, CONSERVATION FUND, PARCEL 156 029
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Fargo
MILE: 224.03
ADDRESS: About 2.33 miles downstream from Reeves Landing. Clinch County.
DESCRIPTION: A log requiring dragging over or portaging around at 2.49′ (93.47′ NAVD88).
WEBSITE: https://wwals.net/pictures/2022-12-29–suwannee-pictures#DLog
PHOTO: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-12-29–suwannee-pictures/GSBX2385.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://wwals.net/pictures/2022-12-29–suwannee-pictures#DLog
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Suwannee River Outfitters & Lodge








CATEGORIES: Outfitter
LAYER: Brochure
GPS: 30.6864, -82.5617
OWNERSHIP: Private, Todd Enfinger, PARCEL F02 029, F02 030
ACCESS: Yes, PARKING: Free, SHELTER
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Fargo
MILE: 223.08
ADDRESS: 729 US-441, Fargo, GA 31631, Clinch County.
DESCRIPTION: Under new ownership, in the center of Fargo near the Suwannee River. toddenfinger@gmail.com
HISTORIC FACTS: Reopened in 2021 under new ownership of Todd Enfinger. As of August 24, 2021, he has finished most construction and is finishing opening everything.
AKA: Suwannee River Outfitters
GRN: No
OTHER REFERENCE: https://m.facebook.com/pages/category/Hotel/Suwannee-River-Outfitters-and-Lodge-101175871664840/
PHOTO: http://media-cdn.tripadvisor.com/media/photo-s/07/5b/29/55/suwannee-river-outfitters.jpg
PHOTO SOURCE: TripAdvisor
PHONE NUMBER: (727) 565-7433
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Norfolk Southern RR Bridge 

CATEGORIES: Railbridge
LAYER: Bridge
GPS: 30.683977, -82.55951
OWNERSHIP: Private, Norfolk Southern Railroad
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Fargo
MILE: 223.08
ADDRESS: A quarter mile southeast of Fargo, due east of Riverside Drive. Clinch County.
DESCRIPTION: The only railroad bridge over the Suwannee River between the Okefenokee Swamp in Georgia and White Springs, Florida. Norfolk Southern is the railroad.
PHOTO: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-12-29–suwannee-pictures/20221229_164037.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-12-29–suwannee-pictures/#NSRR
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Suwannee River Visitor Center 


CATEGORIES: Point Of Interest
LAYER: Other
OWNERSHIP: Public, STATE OF GEORGIA, PARCEL 156 028
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Fargo
MILE: 222.94
ADDRESS: Next to Fargo Ramp, in the southeast edge of Fargo, at US 441 and the Suwannee River (right bank). Clinch County.
DESCRIPTION: A $2 million visitor center, opened in 2004, closed since some time after 2011. It used to have exhibits on tannic acid, numerous animal displays, an introductory fiver film, and exhibits on the timber industry and local history.
HISTORIC FACTS: It was statewide news when it opened in 2004. https://wwals.net/?p=60538 Closed due to budget and bats after about 2011, before February 2015. https://wwals.net/?p=60567
WEBSITE: https://wwals.net/2022/12/31/suwannee-river-visitor-center-2022-12-29/
OTHER REFERENCE: https://www.ohranger.com/ga/stephen-c-foster/poi/suwannee-river-visitor-center-fargo
PHOTO: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-12-29–suwannee-river-welcome-center/20221229_082240.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://wwals.net/2022/12/31/suwannee-river-visitor-center-2022-12-29/
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
PHOTO2: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-12-29–suwannee-river-welcome-center/GSBY2503.jpg
Photoset2: https://wwals.net/2022/12/31/suwannee-river-visitor-center-2022-12-29/
PHOTO2 SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
Photo2 Phone Number: 229-242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Fargo Ramp @ US 441



CATEGORIES: Landing
LAYER: Brochure
OWNERSHIP: Public, SUPERIOR PINE PRODUCTS CO, PARCEL F03 001
ACCESS: Yes, Ramp: Concrete, HANDICAPPED ACCESSIBLE
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
Lowest boatable: 92.5
Highest safe: 100
GAUGE: Fargo
MILE: 222.91
ADDRESS: Half a mile southeast of Fargo on US 441, the boat ramp is on the northeast side of US 441 and on the west (right bank) of the Suwannee River. Clinch County.
DESCRIPTION: Nice ramp, good access road, plenty of parking. Downstream there are plenty of turtles, cypress, oaks, pines, some creeks, many white sand beaches, maybe a small shoal if the water is low enough, and and no roads for 26 river miles in Georgia and Florida.
AKA: Fargo Boat Ramp
ADDITIONAL INFO SOURCES: http://www.suwanneeoutpost.com/waterlevels.html
UPSTREAM: 14.35 miles from Fargo Ramp to Griffis Fish Camp Landing
DOWNSTREAM: 19.55 miles from Fargo Ramp to Roline Boat Ramp
PHOTO: https://wwals.net/pictures/2017-03-18–fargo-roline-wwals/20170318_073044.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://wwals.net/pictures/2017-03-18–fargo-roline-wwals/
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
US 441 Bridge @ US 441 

CATEGORIES: Bridge
LAYER: Bridge
GPS: 30.68088, -82.55992
OWNERSHIP: Public
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Fargo
MILE: 222.85
ADDRESS: Half a mile southeast of Fargo on US 441. Clinch County.
DESCRIPTION: The only road bridge over the Suwannee River between the Okefenokee Swamp in Georgia and Florida State Route 6. 417-foot concrete deck on stringers, built in 1952.
WEBSITE: http://bridgereports.com/1092701
PHOTO: https://wwals.net/pictures/2017-03-18–fargo-roline-wwals/20170318_082107.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://wwals.net/pictures/2017-03-18–fargo-roline-wwals
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Fargo Gauge @ US 441 
CATEGORIES: River Gauge
LAYER: River Gauge
OWNERSHIP: Public
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Fargo
MILE: 222.82
ADDRESS: On US 441 bridge, half a mile southeast of Fargo, GA, Clinch County.
DESCRIPTION: USGS 02314500 SUWANNEE RIVER AT US 441, AT FARGO, GA
WEBSITE: https://water.weather.gov/ahps2/hydrograph.php?wfo=jax&gage=fgog1&prob_type=stage&source=hydrograph
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Maple Set Campground 


CATEGORIES: Landing
LAYER: Other
OWNERSHIP: Public, TIITF / AG FORESTRY, PARCEL 05-1N-21-0000-0000-0020
ACCESS: Yes, Launch: riverbank down dirt access road, CAMPING, PARKING: Free
WATER BODY: North Prong Saint Marys River
GAUGE: Moniac
MILE: 135.57
ADDRESS: 11656 FL-2, Sanderson, FL 32087, right bank of St. Marys River, upstream from Baxter, FL and FL 2. Baker County.
DESCRIPTION: “”The Maple Set Campground is located within the Maple Set Recreation Area, in the John M. Bethea State Forest (Baker County), about 30 minutes north of Sanderson, FL. This campground is located next to the St. Mary’s River and has the following facilities: campsites with no electricity or water, a communal pitcher pump (non-potable water), swimming area, a boardwalk and hiking trail. Recreational activities featured here are: fishing, hiking, hunting, swimming, canoeing, picnicking, bird watching, wildlife viewing and photography.””
WEBSITE: https://www.reserveamerica.com/explore/maple-set-campground/FLFS/1120133/overview
OTHER REFERENCE: https://floridastateforests.reserveamerica.com/camping/maple-set-campground/r/facilityDetails.do?contractCode=FLFS&parkId=1120133
PHOTO SOURCE: ReserveAmerica
PHONE NUMBER: (904) 259-4688
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
US 441 Deadfalls 

CATEGORIES: Obstacle
LAYER: Point of Interest
OWNERSHIP: Public, LANGDALE WOODLANDS LLC, PARCEL 157 022
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Fargo
MILE: 222.72
ADDRESS: Shortly into the woods below US 441 Bridge. Clinch County.
DESCRIPTION: Mass of deadfalls from right bank. Somebody sawed off deadfalls from left bank to make a narrow passage.
WEBSITE: https://wwals.net/pictures/2022-03-05–fargo-downstream-suwannee-river
OTHER REFERENCE: https://qpublic.schneidercorp.com/Application.aspx?AppID=734&LayerID=11773&PageTypeID=1&KeyValue=157%20%20%20%20022
PHOTO: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-03-05–fargo-downstream-suwannee-river/20220305_100741.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-03-05–fargo-downstream-suwannee-river/
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Superior Pine Products Private Landing 

CATEGORIES: Landing Private
LAYER: Point of Interest
OWNERSHIP: Private, SUPERIOR PINE PRODUCTS CO, PARCEL F03 001
ACCESS: Launch: riverbank down dirt access road.
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Fargo
MILE: 222.63
ADDRESS: Right (northwest) bank, 0.28 miles downstream from Fargo Ramp. Clinch County.
DESCRIPTION: Dirt Road to sandy riverbank. Private: do not use without permission. Land entrance is apparently from a side street off of Riverside Drive 30.682367, -82.565458. See Superior Pine Products, 119 Riverside Drive, Fargo, GA 31631.
WEBSITE: https://wwals.net/pictures/2022-03-05–fargo-downstream-suwannee-river
OTHER REFERENCE: https://qpublic.schneidercorp.com/Application.aspx?AppID=734&LayerID=11773&PageTypeID=1&KeyValue=F03%20%20%20%20001
PHOTO: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-03-05–fargo-downstream-suwannee-river/20220305_100959.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-03-05–fargo-downstream-suwannee-river/
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Langdale Clinch Landing 

CATEGORIES: Landing Private
LAYER: Point of Interest
OWNERSHIP: Private, LANGDALE WOODLANDS LLC, PARCEL 157 022
ACCESS: Launch: riverbank down dirt access road.
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Fargo
MILE: 220.69
ADDRESS: Left (west) bank, 2.13 miles downstream from Fargo Ramp. Clinch County.
DESCRIPTION: Dirt Road to sandy riverbank. Private: do not use without permission. Land entrance is off of US 441 about 1.4 miles south of GA 94.
WEBSITE: https://wwals.net/pictures/2022-03-05–fargo-downstream-suwannee-river
OTHER REFERENCE: https://qpublic.schneidercorp.com/Application.aspx?AppID=734&LayerID=11773&PageTypeID=1&KeyValue=157%20%20%20%20022
PHOTOSET: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-03-05–fargo-downstream-suwannee-river/
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Cypress Creek Island 

CATEGORIES: Point Of Interest
LAYER: Point of Interest
OWNERSHIP: Public
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Fargo
MILE: 220.30
ADDRESS: Island near mouth of Cypress Creek, 2.52 miles downstream from Fargo Ramp. Clinch County.
DESCRIPTION: Small island near the mouth of Cypress Creek, which drains the southwest corner of the Okefenokee Swamp.
WEBSITE: https://wwals.net/pictures/2022-03-05–fargo-downstream-suwannee-river
OTHER REFERENCE: https://wwals.net/2021/04/04/okefenokee-swamp-south-drains-west-to-suwannee-river/
PHOTO: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-03-05–fargo-downstream-suwannee-river/cypress-creek-island.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-03-05–fargo-downstream-suwannee-river/
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Suwanoochee Creek 

CATEGORIES: Tributary
LAYER: Point of Interest
OWNERSHIP: Public
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Fargo
MILE: 219.83
ADDRESS: Right bank, 2.99 miles downstream from Fargo Ramp. Clinch, Echols Counties.
DESCRIPTION: Probable mouth of Suwanoochee Creek, the border between Clinch and Echols Counties, Georgia.
WEBSITE: https://wwals.net/pictures/2022-03-05–fargo-downstream-suwannee-river
PHOTO: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-03-05–fargo-downstream-suwannee-river/suwannoochee-creek.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-03-05–fargo-downstream-suwannee-river/
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Sarah Touchton Road Landing 

CATEGORIES: Landing Private
LAYER: Point of Interest
OWNERSHIP: Private, LEVITON BLAKE E & BETH H, PARCEL 099 004
ACCESS: Launch: riverbank down dirt access road.
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Fargo
MILE: 218.65
ADDRESS: Right (north) bank, 4.26 miles downstream from Fargo Ramp, 10.5 miles upstream from the GA-FL line. 937 Sarah Touchton Road, off of Woodpecker Route, south of GA 94, west of Fargo, GA. Echols County.
DESCRIPTION: Dirt Road to sandy riverbank. Private: do not use without permission.
OTHER REFERENCE: https://wwals.net/pictures/2022-08-25–suwannee-upstream-landings
PHOTO: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-08-25–suwannee-upstream-landings/sarah-touchton-road-landing.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-08-25–suwannee-upstream-landings/
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Lunch Point Beach 

CATEGORIES: Point Of Interest
LAYER: Point of Interest
OWNERSHIP: Public, LEVITON BLAKE E & BETH H, PARCEL 099 004
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Fargo
MILE: 218.64
ADDRESS: Left (south) bank, 4.27 miles downstream from Fargo Ramp. Echols County.
DESCRIPTION: Good lunch and swimming beach on a point.
WEBSITE: https://wwals.net/pictures/2022-08-25–suwannee-upstream-landings
OTHER REFERENCE: https://qpublic.schneidercorp.com/Application.aspx?AppID=765&LayerID=11801&PageTypeID=1&KeyValue=099%20%20%20%20004
PHOTO: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-08-25–suwannee-upstream-landings/lunch-beach.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-08-25–suwannee-upstream-landings/
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Little Swannee Creek


CATEGORIES: Tributary
LAYER: Point of Interest
OWNERSHIP: Public, LEVITON FAMILY PROPERTIES LP, PARCEL 100 002A
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Fargo
MILE: 215.24
ADDRESS: Left (south) bank, 7.58 miles downstream from Fargo Ramp. Echols County.
DESCRIPTION: Mouth of a creek that drains much of the south side of the Okefenokee Swamp.
AKA: Little Suwannee Creek
WEBSITE: https://wwals.net/pictures/2022-03-05–fargo-downstream-suwannee-river
OTHER REFERENCE: https://wwals.net/2021/04/04/okefenokee-swamp-south-drains-west-to-suwannee-river/
PHOTO: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-03-05–fargo-downstream-suwannee-river/little-swannee-creek.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-03-05–fargo-downstream-suwannee-river/
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Log Landing


CATEGORIES: Landing Private
LAYER: Point of Interest
OWNERSHIP: Private, LEVITON CAROLYN (LIFE ESTATE), PARCEL 100 002
ACCESS: Launch: riverbank down dirt access road.
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Fargo
MILE: 214.79
ADDRESS: Right (north) bank, 8.12 miles downstream from Fargo Ramp, 6.64 miles upstream from the GA-FL line. From Fargo, 0.5 miles west on GA 94, left on Woodpecker Route for miles, left on Little Pasture Road for 1.9 miles (pass Rawls Camp Road), right on unnamed road for 0.3 miles to the river. Echols County.
DESCRIPTION: Dirt Road to sandy riverbank. Private: do not use without permission.
AKA: Little Pasture Road Landing
WEBSITE: https://wwals.net/pictures/2022-08-25–suwannee-upstream-landings
OTHER REFERENCE: https://qpublic.schneidercorp.com/Application.aspx?AppID=765&LayerID=11801&PageTypeID=4&PageID=5603&KeyValue=100%20%20%20%20002
PHOTO: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-08-25–suwannee-upstream-landings/little-pasture-road-landing.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-08-25–suwannee-upstream-landings/
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Rawls Camp Landing 

CATEGORIES: Landing Private
LAYER: Point of Interest
GPS: 30.6304, -82.6358978
OWNERSHIP: Private, HART ROBERT KEVIN, PARCEL 095 006
ACCESS: Launch: riverbank down dirt access road.
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Fargo
MILE: 213.95
ADDRESS: Right (north) bank, 8.96 miles downstream from Fargo Ramp, 5.8 miles upstream from the GA-FL line. From Fargo, 0.5 miles west on GA 94, left on Woodpecker Route for miles, left on Little Pasture Road for 1.1 miles, right on Rawls Camp Road for 0.3 miles to the river. Echols County.
DESCRIPTION: Dirt Road to sandy riverbank. Private: do not use without permission.
WEBSITE: https://wwals.net/pictures/2022-08-25–suwannee-upstream-landings
OTHER REFERENCE: https://qpublic.schneidercorp.com/Application.aspx?AppID=765&LayerID=11801&PageTypeID=1&KeyValue=095%20%20%20%20006
PHOTO: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-08-25–suwannee-upstream-landings/rawls-camp-landing.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-08-25–suwannee-upstream-landings/
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Rawls Camp Ferry 

CATEGORIES: Ferry
LAYER: Point of Interest
GPS: 30.6303, -82.6357
OWNERSHIP: Public
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Fargo
MILE: 213.95
ADDRESS: 8.96 miles downstream from Fargo Ramp, 5.8 miles upstream from the GA-FL line. From Fargo, 0.5 miles west on GA 94, left on Woodpecker Route for miles, left on Little Pasture Road for 1.1 miles, right on Rawls Camp Road for 0.3 miles to the river. Echols County.
DESCRIPTION: According to Ken Sulak, a 1911 U.S. Army Corps of Engineers map shows an “”Old Ferry”” at this site.
HISTORIC FACTS: According to Ken Sulak, “”The USACE Suwannee River survey was undertaken in Nov 1911 under lead of Capt. Slattery. This took place at the end of a record high water year, the 1911 flood just about a foot less at crest than the all time 1948 flood. The 1911 flood followed the great hurricane of 17 October 1910 that devastated South Florida. Again in 1912 there was high water in the Suwannee. The USACE survey was excellent, resulting in a three page map in folio format. There is a copy in that full large format map in the UF Smathers Library Special Collections. Capt. Slattery’s report to Congress has been lost from National Archives. But map is accurate and detailed. It marks and labels the ˜Highway Bridge’ and the ˜Old Ferry’ near present-day Bethel and Rawls landings.””
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Swimming Island Beach 

CATEGORIES: Point Of Interest
LAYER: Point of Interest
OWNERSHIP: Public
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Fargo
MILE: 213.80
ADDRESS: Right (west) bank, 9.02 miles downstream from Fargo Ramp, 5.65 miles upstream from GA-FL line. Echols County.
DESCRIPTION: Nice sandy beach on an eyott.
WEBSITE: https://wwals.net/pictures/2022-03-05–fargo-downstream-suwannee-river
PHOTO: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-03-05–fargo-downstream-suwannee-river/20220305_132552.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-03-05–fargo-downstream-suwannee-river/
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Unintentional Swimming 

CATEGORIES: Point Of Interest
LAYER: Point of Interest
OWNERSHIP: Public
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Fargo
MILE: 213.67
ADDRESS: 9.15 miles downstream from Fargo Ramp, 5.52 miles upstream from GA-FL line. Echols County.
DESCRIPTION: If you want to capsize, this is not a bad spot, fairly easy to get out of the water, and just downstream from a nice beach to dry off on.
WEBSITE: https://wwals.net/pictures/2022-03-05–fargo-downstream-suwannee-river
PHOTO: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-03-05–fargo-downstream-suwannee-river/20220305_135645.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-03-05–fargo-downstream-suwannee-river/
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Handley Landing 

CATEGORIES: Landing Private
LAYER: Point of Interest
OWNERSHIP: Private, HANDLEY EMILY KATHARINE, PARCEL 086 004
ACCESS: Launch: riverbank down dirt access road.
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Fargo
MILE: 211.84
ADDRESS: Right (north) bank, 11.07 miles downstream from Fargo Ramp, 3.69 miles upstream from the GA-FL line, Woodpecker Route, 3.9 miles south of GA 94, west of Fargo, GA. Echols County.
DESCRIPTION: Dirt Road to sandy riverbank. Private: do not use without permission.
WEBSITE: https://wwals.net/pictures/2022-08-25–suwannee-upstream-landings
OTHER REFERENCE: https://qpublic.schneidercorp.com/Application.aspx?AppID=765&LayerID=11801&PageTypeID=1&KeyValue=086%20%20%20%20004
PHOTO: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-08-25–suwannee-upstream-landings/20220305_145318.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-08-25–suwannee-upstream-landings/
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Swimming Beach 

CATEGORIES: Point Of Interest
LAYER: Point of Interest
OWNERSHIP: Public, HANDLEY EMILY KATHARINE, PARCEL 086 004
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Fargo
MILE: 211.31
ADDRESS: Right bank, 11.6 miles downstream from Fargo Ramp, 3.16 miles upstream from the GA-FL line. Echols County.
DESCRIPTION: One of many good beaches for lunch and swimming.
PHOTO SOURCE: Shirley Kokidko
PHONE NUMBER: (850) 290-2350
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Boney Bluff Cemetery



CATEGORIES: Cemetery
LAYER: Point of Interest
OWNERSHIP: Private, CHURCH—BETHEL PRIVITIVE BAPTIST HISTORICAL PRESERVATION GROUP, PARCEL 095 002A
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
MILE: 210.85
ADDRESS: From Fargo, 0.5 miles west on GA 94, left on Woodpecker Route, 4.4 miles on the left, behind Bethel Primitive Baptist Church. Echols County.
DESCRIPTION: Old cemetery behind long-closed Bethel Primitive Baptist Church. Findagrave Cemetery ID: 2297211.
HISTORIC FACTS: See Bethel Primitive Baptist Church
AKA: Bethel PBC Cemetery or Bethel Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery
WEBSITE: https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/2297211/boney-bluff-cemetery
OTHER REFERENCE: https://www.fourakerreunion.com/church-bethel-primitive-baptist-echols-county-georgia.html
PHOTOSET: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/36696994/william-allen
PHOTO SOURCE: Robert Strickland on FindaGrave.com
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Bethel Primitive Baptist Church 


CATEGORIES: Point Of Interest
LAYER: Point of Interest
OWNERSHIP: Private, CHURCH—BETHEL PRIVITIVE BAPTIST HISTORICAL PRESERVATION GROUP, PARCEL 095 002A
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
MILE: 210.85
ADDRESS: From Fargo, 0.5 miles west on GA 94, left on Woodpecker Route, 4.4 miles on the left. Echols County.
DESCRIPTION: A church built in about 1843, currently closed.
HISTORIC FACTS: The Bethel Primitive Baptist Church was originally constituted in 1843 and services were held continually until January 1992. The church was reconstituted April 18, 1993 and services were held until several years ago (source). The original church is believed to have been built during or about 1843. On September 23, 1930, the land on which it was built was bought from D.H. Register for the sum of $100.00. … To preserve the family heritage, The Bethel Primitive Baptist Preservation and Historical Committee has obtained this church. –Fouraker Reunion https://www.fourakerreunion.com/church-bethel-primitive-baptist-echols-county-georgia.html
OTHER REFERENCE: https://www.fourakerreunion.com/church-bethel-primitive-baptist-echols-county-georgia.html
PHOTO: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-08-25–suwannee-upstream-landings/bethel-pbc-qpublic.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-08-25–suwannee-upstream-landings/
PHOTO SOURCE: Echols County Tax Assessors
PHONE NUMBER: (850) 290-2350
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Bethel Landing


CATEGORIES: Landing Private
LAYER: Point of Interest
GPS: 30.62152, -82.6693
OWNERSHIP: Private, LANGDALE COMPANY THE, PARCEL 095 002
ACCESS: Launch: riverbank down dirt access road.
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Fargo
MILE: 210.85
ADDRESS: Right bank, 12.06 miles downstream from Fargo Ramp, 3.16 miles upstream from GA-FL line. Echols County.
DESCRIPTION: Dirt Road to sandy riverbank. Private: do not use without permission.
AKA: The Fish House Boat Ramp
WEBSITE: https://wwals.net/pictures/2022-08-25–suwannee-upstream-landings
PHOTO: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-08-25–suwannee-upstream-landings/20220305_151137.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-08-25–suwannee-upstream-landings/
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Boney Bluff Ferry 
CATEGORIES: Ferry
LAYER: Point of Interest
OWNERSHIP: Public
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Fargo
MILE: 210.85
ADDRESS: 12.06 miles downstream from Fargo Ramp, 3.16 miles upstream from GA-FL line. Echols County.
DESCRIPTION: Marked on the 1870 Appling County map of the Wiregrass Region Digital History Project.
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Boney Bluff Bridge 
CATEGORIES: Bridge
LAYER: Bridge
GPS: 30.62125, -82.6687
OWNERSHIP: Public
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Fargo
ADDRESS: 12.06 miles downstream from Fargo Ramp, 3.16 miles upstream from GA-FL line. Echols County.
DESCRIPTION: According to Ken Sulak, “”the USACE 1911 survey map shows a ‘Highway Bridge’ at this site.””
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Wetherington Landing 

CATEGORIES: Landing Private
LAYER: Point of Interest
OWNERSHIP: Private, WETHERINGTON ROBERT CHARLES, PARCEL 090 002A1
ACCESS: Launch: riverbank down dirt access road.
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Fargo
MILE: 208.96
ADDRESS: Right bank, 13.95 miles downstream from Fargo Ramp, 0.81 miles upstream from GA-FL line. Echols County.
DESCRIPTION: Dirt Road to sandy riverbank. Private: do not use without permission.
WEBSITE: https://wwals.net/pictures/2022-08-25–suwannee-upstream-landings
PHOTO: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-08-25–suwannee-upstream-landings/20220305_154341.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-08-25–suwannee-upstream-landings/
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Wetherington Point 

CATEGORIES: Point Of Interest
LAYER: Point of Interest
OWNERSHIP: Private, WETHERINGTON ROBERT CHARLES, PARCEL 090 002A1
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Fargo
MILE: 208.65
ADDRESS: Right bank, 14.26 miles downstream from Fargo Ramp, 0.50 miles upstream from GA-FL line. Echols County.
DESCRIPTION: A wooded sandy point on the right bank. Private: do not go inland without permission.
WEBSITE: https://wwals.net/pictures/2022-08-25–suwannee-upstream-landings
OTHER REFERENCE: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-08-25–suwannee-upstream-landings/
PHOTO: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-08-25–suwannee-upstream-landings/20220305_163101.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-08-25–suwannee-upstream-landings/
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
GA-FL Line Suwannee River 

CATEGORIES: Point Of Interest
LAYER: Other
OWNERSHIP: Public
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Fargo
MILE: 208.15
ADDRESS: 14.76 miles downstream from Fargo and 4.79 miles upstream from Roline Launch. Echols, Hamilton, Columbia Counties.
DESCRIPTION: The Suwannee River goes due south with a white beach on the left at the state line, then there’s a bend to the right and a beach on the right. Echols County, Georgia is on both sides of the river. In Florida, Columbia County is east on the left bank and Hamilton County is west on the right bank. Immediately in Florida, Suwannee River Water Management District (SRWMD) land starts and continues for many miles down past Roline.
PHOTO: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-03-06–roline-turner-bridge-suwannee-river/20220306_092514.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-03-06–roline-turner-bridge-suwannee-river/
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
PHOTO2: https://wwals.net/pictures/2017-03-18–fargo-roline-wwals/20170318_143947.jpg
Photoset2: https://wwals.net/pictures/2017-03-18–fargo-roline-wwals/
PHOTO2 SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
Photo2 Phone Number: 229-242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Toms Creek 

CATEGORIES: Tributary
LAYER: Other
OWNERSHIP: Public, SUWANNEE RIVER WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT, PARCEL 1113-010
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Fargo
MILE: 207.52
ADDRESS: Right bank, 15.39 miles downstream from Fargo and 5.16 miles upstream from Roline Boat Ramp. Hamilton County.
DESCRIPTION: A narrow opening between bluffs for a creek that crosses Echols County, Georgia, and GA 94 to reach the Suwannee River in Hamilton County, Florida.
WEBSITE: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-03-06–roline-turner-bridge-suwannee-river/
PHOTO: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-03-06–roline-turner-bridge-suwannee-river/toms-creek.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-03-06–roline-turner-bridge-suwannee-river/
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Blount’s Ferry 

CATEGORIES: Ferry
LAYER: Other
OWNERSHIP: Public
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Fargo
MILE: 206.18
ADDRESS: About a mile downstream from the GA-FL line. Columbia, Hamilton Counties.
DESCRIPTION: Site of a ferry dating from before 1844, probably from at least 1835. “”Blounts Ferry was located in the extreme northwestern part of the county on the Suwannee River near the Georgia state line. Troops camped on this site during the Second Seminole War. Blounts Ferry was thirty miles from Lake City and had about one hundred and sixty people during the mid 1880’s. It had two stores, a saw mill, a grist mill, and a cotton gin. Epanimondas Brown and W. W. King were two of the well-known residents of Blounts Ferry.”” A History of Columbia County Florida (1996) Edward F. Keuchel, page 174.
HISTORIC FACTS: “”County Road 131 was originally known as Blount’s Ferry Road. It was the main connection between Lake City and Blount’s Ferry, a major agricultural town located on the Suwannee River, just south of the Georgia border. In the 1880s, Bount’s Ferry was a settlement of 160 people with two stores, sawmill, cotton gin and grist mill. This road was first paved in 1950, at which time the original steel truss bridge with wooden plank floor, which crossed Falling Creek, was replaced by a concrete bridge. At this time, the road designation was changed to County Road 131. The newly paved road was 133′ east of the original road which meant church property no longer touched the road. Church trustees acquired two small parcels abutting the paved road from the Estate of Mary J. Rivers and from the Columbia County School Board.”” –Nomination of Falling Creek United Methodist Church for National Register of Historic Places, 1996-03-05 https://npgallery.nps.gov/GetAsset/a808a5c1-7cc6-48c5-9439-c02581337736/
WEBSITE: https://wwals.net/2021/01/10/history-of-cone-bridge-and-the-cone-family-dr-ken-sulak-2020-12-31/
OTHER REFERENCE: https://www.lakecityhistory.com/uuid/02905885-C4E0-4A35-9DAE-804ED8349EC9/files/basic-html/page174.html
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Roline Boat Ramp @ NE 25 Way


CATEGORIES: Landing
LAYER: Brochure
OWNERSHIP: Public, SUWANNEE RIVER WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT, PARCEL 1130-010
ACCESS: Yes, Ramp: narrow, smooth, and sandy down a dirt access road
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
Lowest boatable: 52
Highest safe: 68
GAUGE: White Springs
MILE: 203.36
ADDRESS: From White Springs, travel north on SE CR 135; cross over SE CR 6 onto NE 180 Boulevard (Woodpecker Route); travel north to NE 25 Way; turn right and follow road to ramp. Hamilton County.
DESCRIPTION: On the right (west) bank, this is the first take-out in Florida, for small boats only. The ramp and the land around it is owned by the Suwannee River Water Management District, in its Roline tract, part of the Cypress Creek Conservation Area. East across the river is private property, but the beach below the mean high water mark is public property in Florida.
AKA: Roline Launch or Roline Ramp
GRN: Yes
WEBSITE: https://www.mysuwanneeriver.com/225/Turner-Bridge-Roline-Cypress-Creek-South
OTHER REFERENCE: http://www.suwanneeoutpost.com/waterlevels.html
ADDITIONAL INFO SOURCES: http://suwanneeoutpost.com/reportfargotoconebridgefeb08.html
UPSTREAM: 19.55 miles from Roline Boat Ramp to Fargo Ramp
DOWNSTREAM: 4.42 miles from Roline Boat Ramp to Turner Bridge Ramp
PHOTO: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2017-03-18–fargo-roline-wwals/20170318_164846.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2017-03-18–fargo-roline-wwals/
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
PHOTO2: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-03-06–roline-turner-bridge-suwannee-river/img0619.jpg
Photoset2: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-03-06–roline-turner-bridge-suwannee-river/
PHOTO2 SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
Photo2 Phone Number: 229-242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Turner Bridge Ramp @ NE 38 Trail



CATEGORIES: Landing
LAYER: Brochure
OWNERSHIP: Public, SUWANNEE RIVER WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT, PARCEL 1008-000
ACCESS: Yes, Ramp: Concrete
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
Lowest boatable: 52
Highest safe: 68
GAUGE: White Springs
MILE: 198.94
ADDRESS: From White Springs, travel north on SE CR 135; cross over SE CR 6 onto NE 180 Boulevard (Woodpecker Route); travel north to NE 38 Trail; turn right and follow road to ramp. Hamilton County.
DESCRIPTION: On the right (west) bank, this is a good concrete ramp on a dirt road with ample parking.
HISTORIC FACTS: See Turner Bridge.
AKA: Turner Bridge Boat Ramp
WEBSITE: https://www.mysuwanneeriver.com/225/Turner-Bridge-Roline-Cypress-Creek-South
ADDITIONAL INFO SOURCES: http://www.suwanneeoutpost.com/waterlevels.html
UPSTREAM: 4.42 miles from Turner Bridge Ramp to Roline Boat Ramp
DOWNSTREAM: 2.04 miles from Turner Bridge Ramp to Cypress Creek South Launch
PHOTO: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-03-06–roline-turner-bridge-suwannee-river/20220306_130122.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-03-06–roline-turner-bridge-suwannee-river/
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Turner Bridge 



CATEGORIES: Bridge
LAYER: Bridge
OWNERSHIP: Public
ACCESS: PARKING: Free
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
Lowest boatable: 52
Highest safe: 68
GAUGE: White Springs
MILE: 198.94
ADDRESS: From White Springs, travel north on SE CR 135; cross over SE CR 6 onto NE 180 Boulevard (Woodpecker Route); travel north to NE 38 Trail; turn right and follow road to ramp. Hamilton, Columbia Counties.
DESCRIPTION: Bridge that crossed the Suwannee River from 1900 to 1951. Each bank has a pair of lally columns, which are steel cylinders filled with concrete. The third pair, much shortened, is in the river a bit out from Turner Bridge Ramp.
HISTORIC FACTS: Many, see Turner Bridge mysteries –Ken Sulak 2021-12-16 https://wwals.net/?p=57432
WEBSITE: https://wwals.net/2022/01/05/turner-bridge-mysteries-ken-sulak-2021-12-16/
PHOTO: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2021-12-16–roline-fl-6-suwannee-pictures/20211216_135206.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://wwals.net/2022/01/05/turner-bridge-mysteries-ken-sulak-2021-12-16/
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Cypress Creek South Launch @ FL 6 

CATEGORIES: Landing
LAYER: Brochure
GPS: 30.50737, -82.71711
OWNERSHIP: Public
ACCESS: Yes, Launch: riverbank
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
Lowest boatable: 52
Highest safe: 68
GAUGE: White Springs
MILE: 196.90
ADDRESS: From White Springs, Travel north on CR 135 to SR 6, turn right; travel east to the bridge. At the foot of the bridge, turn left onto road shoulder and follow the road to the river. Hamilton County.
DESCRIPTION: Rustic launch next to busy county road in 21-acre SRWMD tract.
WEBSITE: https://www.mysuwanneeriver.com/225/Turner-Bridge-Roline-Cypress-Creek-South
ADDITIONAL INFO SOURCES: http://www.suwanneeoutpost.com/waterlevels.html
UPSTREAM: 2.04 miles from Cypress Creek South Launch to Turner Bridge Ramp
DOWNSTREAM: 9.36 miles from Cypress Creek South Launch to Cone Bridge Road Ramp
PHOTOSET: https://wwals.net/2017/01/01/redoux-suwannee-river-roline-to-cypress-creek/
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
PHOTO2: https://wwals.net/wp-content/themes/pianoblack/img//2015/11/44a86df8d28bbbbb0e9bcc7df58d220c.jpg
Photoset2: https://wwals.net/2015/11/23/pictures-fl-6-to-cone-bridge-suwannee-river-gretchen-quarterman/
PHOTO2 SOURCE: Gretchen Quarterman
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
CR 6 Bridge @ CR 6 

CATEGORIES: Bridge
LAYER: Bridge
OWNERSHIP: Public
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
MILE: 196.89
ADDRESS: From White Springs, Travel north on CR 135 to SR 6, turn right; travel east to the bridge. At the foot of the bridge, turn left onto road shoulder and follow the road to the river. Hamilton, Columbia Counties.
DESCRIPTION: Modern highway bridge carrying CR 6 across the Suwannee River.
PHOTO: https://wwals.net/wp-content/themes/pianoblack/img//2017/01/bf078895563375eb7bb4e8246e805768.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://wwals.net/2017/01/01/redoux-suwannee-river-roline-to-cypress-creek/
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Benton Gauge @ FL 6 
CATEGORIES: River Gauge
LAYER: River Gauge
OWNERSHIP: Public
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Benton
MILE: 196.88
ADDRESS: From White Springs, Travel north on CR 135 to SR 6 and onwards to the Suwannee River. Hamilton, Columbia Counties.
DESCRIPTION: USGS 02315000 SUWANNEE R NR BENTON FLA
WEBSITE: https://water.weather.gov/ahps2/hydrograph.php?wfo=jax&gage=sbnf1&prob_type=stage&source=hydrograph
ADDITIONAL INFO SOURCES: http://www.suwanneeoutpost.com/waterlevels.html
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Prospect Primitive Baptist Church Cemetery 
CATEGORIES: Cemetery
LAYER: Point of Interest
GPS: 30.482685, -82.70514
OWNERSHIP: Private, PROSPECT CHURCH OF THE PRIMITIVE BAPTIST DENOMINATION, PARCEL 1065-010
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
MILE: 193.75
ADDRESS: 18169 SE 54 Dr, Jasper, FL 32052, Hamilton County.
DESCRIPTION: The cemetery is surrounded by a chain link fence, attached to the fence is a sign stating for burial information call (386) 397-2375.
WEBSITE: http://usgenwebsites.org/flgenweb/FLHamilton/cemetery/prospect_prim_bapt_cem-001.html
OTHER REFERENCE: https://raycityhistory.wordpress.com/tag/prospect-primitive-baptist-church/
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Hunter Creek Launch @ CR 135 


CATEGORIES: Landing
LAYER: Other
OWNERSHIP: Public, SUWANNEE RIVER WATER MANAGEMENT DISTRICT, PARCEL 1028-000
ACCESS: Yes, Launch: riverbank down dirt woods road. PARKING: Free
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: White Springs
MILE: 193.75
ADDRESS: Right bank, 3.15 miles downstream from Cypress Creek South Launch (FL 6). From White Springs, go east on US 41 S, turn left onto Suwanee Street aka Third Street, continue onto CR 135, after 12.5 miles (pass SE 54th Drive) turn right, go 0.4 miles to the Suwannee River. Hamilton County.
DESCRIPTION: Parking at a riverside launch down a half mile of dirt road.
WEBSITE: https://map.mysuwanneeriver.com/tracts/hunter-creek-95/
PHOTO: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-09-17–roline-hunter-creek-suwannee/srwmd-hunter-creek-tract.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-09-17–roline-hunter-creek-suwannee/
PHOTO SOURCE: SRWMD
PHONE NUMBER: (850) 290-2350
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Hunter Creek Launch River GPS



CATEGORIES: Landing
LAYER: Other
OWNERSHIP: Public
ACCESS: Yes, Launch: riverbank down dirt woods road. PARKING: Free
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
MILE: 193.75
ADDRESS: Right bank, 3.15 miles downstream from Cypress Creek South Launch (FL 6). From White Springs, go east on US 41 S, turn left onto Suwanee Street aka Third Street, continue onto CR 135, after 12.5 miles (pass SE 54th Drive) turn right, go 0.4 miles to the Suwannee River.
DESCRIPTION: Parking at a riverside launch down a half mile of dirt road.
AKA: Hunters Creek Landing or Hunter Creek Landing
WEBSITE: https://map.mysuwanneeriver.com/tracts/hunter-creek-95/
PHOTO: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-09-17–roline-hunter-creek-suwannee/hunters-creek-landing.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-09-17–roline-hunter-creek-suwannee/
PHOTO SOURCE: Dennis Price
PHONE NUMBER: (850) 290-2350
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Cone Bridge Road Ramp @ NW Cone Bridge Road



CATEGORIES: Landing
LAYER: Brochure
OWNERSHIP: Public
ACCESS: Yes, Ramp: Concrete
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
Lowest boatable: 51
Highest safe: 68
GAUGE: White Springs
MILE: 187.54
ADDRESS: From Lake City, travel north on US 441 to NW Cone Bridge Road; turn left and follow road to ramp. Columbia County.
DESCRIPTION: A wide concrete ramp with ample parking.
HISTORIC FACTS: See History of Cone Bridge and the Cone family –Dr. Ken Sulak 2020-12-31 https://wwals.net/?p=54537
AKA: Cone Bridge Road Boat Ramp
ADDITIONAL INFO SOURCES: http://www.suwanneeoutpost.com/waterlevels.html
UPSTREAM: 9.36 miles from Cone Bridge Road Ramp to Cypress Creek South Launch
DOWNSTREAM: 9.46 miles from Cone Bridge Road Ramp to Big Shoals Tract Launch
PHOTO: https://wwals.net/wp-content/themes/pianoblack/img//2015/11/028c77fe95bd125ea2c428a9629d1a1c.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://wwals.net/2015/11/23/pictures-fl-6-to-cone-bridge-suwannee-river-gretchen-quarterman/
PHOTO SOURCE: Gretchen Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (850) 290-2350
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Cone Bridge 


CATEGORIES: Bridge
LAYER: Bridge
OWNERSHIP: Public
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
MILE: 187.54
ADDRESS: From Lake City, travel north on US 441 to NW Cone Bridge Road; turn left and follow road to ramp. Hamilton, Columbia Counties.
DESCRIPTION: Originally a timber wagon bridge built in 1881, “”Cone Bridge was rebuilt on Lally columns (the toppled columns still remain along the end of Cone Bridge Road) as a steel through-strut single-lane, wooden plank decked bridge—probably in 1898 or a bit later. It was built by Andrew Cone Godwin 1865-1942 for William Haddock Cone—who was elderly by then. That bridge was damaged by an overloaded truck in 1970, avoiding the main road checkpoint, and was dismantled thereafter.”” –Ken Sulak https://wwals.net/?p=54537
HISTORIC FACTS: See History of Cone Bridge and the Cone family –Dr. Ken Sulak 2020-12-31 https://wwals.net/?p=54537
WEBSITE: https://wwals.net/?p=54537
PHOTO: https://wwals.net/wp-content/themes/pianoblack/img//2015/11/279a3ad98ba161b5909da5ab703f99db.jpg
PHOTO SOURCE: Gretchen Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (850) 290-2350
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Oak Grove Baptist Church Cemetery 
CATEGORIES: Cemetery
LAYER: Point of Interest
GPS: 30.41609, -82.62992
OWNERSHIP: Private
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
MILE: 184.33
ADDRESS: 1007 NE Needmore Road, Deep Creek, Florida, 32096, Columbia County.
DESCRIPTION: See Oak Grove Baptist Church. 598 Memorials, 75% photographed.
WEBSITE: https://www.findagrave.com/cemetery/466503/oak-grove-baptist-church-cemetery
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Oak Grove Baptist Church 

CATEGORIES: Church
LAYER: Point of Interest
OWNERSHIP: Private
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
MILE: 184.33
ADDRESS: 1007 Needmore Road, White Springs, Florida 32096, Columbia County.
DESCRIPTION: A Southern Baptist Church established in the 1870s.
OTHER REFERENCE: https://nfbnetwork.com/churches/oak-grove-baptist-church/
PHOTO: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/1880-07-13–alligator-peoples-bridge/2022-12-13–oak-grove-church.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://goo.gl/maps/DbXR35JrTZBTW56T8
PHOTO SOURCE: Google streetview
PHONE NUMBER: (850) 290-2350
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Peoples Bridge 


CATEGORIES: Bridge
LAYER: Bridge
OWNERSHIP: Public, SRWMD, PARCEL 07-1S-17-04497-000 (05)
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: White Springs
MILE: 184.33
ADDRESS: 3.2 miles downstream from Cone Bridge at a small island. Hamilton, Columbia Counties.
DESCRIPTION: A “”wooden foot and wagon bridge possibly built by the congregation of the Oak Grove Church around 1870 so folks on the Hamilton side could attend church on the Columbia side. The double row of old cutoff timber pilings emerges at low water”” as in below 51 feet on the White Springs gauge. —Ken Sulak The left (east) bank in Columbia County is owned by SRWMD; the right (west) bank in Hamilton County is privately owned.
HISTORIC FACTS: Built around 1870.
WEBSITE: https://wwals.net/2022/12/11/peoples-bridge-suwannee-river-2022-11-27/
OTHER REFERENCE: https://wwals.net/2022/12/13/alligator-church-peoples-bridge-suwannee-river-ken-sulak-1880-07-13/
PHOTO: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-11-27–peoples-bridge-suwannee-river/1669569958222blob.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-11-27–peoples-bridge-suwannee-river/
PHOTO SOURCE: Ken Sulak
PHONE NUMBER: (850) 290-2350
PHOTO2: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/1880-07-13–alligator-peoples-bridge/oak-grove-baptist-church.jpg
Photoset2: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/1880-07-13–alligator-peoples-bridge/
PHOTO2 SOURCE: Ken Sulak
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Big Shoals Tract Launch @ Godwin Bridge Road




CATEGORIES: Landing
LAYER: Brochure
OWNERSHIP: Public
ACCESS: Yes, Launch: dock and steps down long walk from parking area. HANDICAPPED ACCESSIBLE
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
Lowest boatable: 51
Highest safe: 65
GAUGE: White Springs
MILE: 178.08
ADDRESS: Right bank. From White Springs, travel north on CR 135 to SE 94 Street (Godwin Bridge Road); turn right and follow road to Big Shoals. Hamilton County.
DESCRIPTION: Dock, steps, and ramp after long walk from parking.
HISTORIC FACTS: Built in 2017 by George & Associates Consulting Engineers. https://gaceng.net/portfolio/big-shoals-state-park-kayak-canoe-launch/
AKA: Big Shoals canoe launch
WEBSITE: https://map.mysuwanneeriver.com/tracts/big-shoals-25/
OTHER REFERENCE: https://wwals.net/pictures/2021-05-19–big-shoals-pictures/#Land
ADDITIONAL INFO SOURCES: http://www.suwanneeoutpost.com/waterlevels.html
UPSTREAM: 9.46 miles from Big Shoals Tract Launch to Cone Bridge Road Ramp
DOWNSTREAM: 5.98 miles from Big Shoals Tract Launch to Suwannee River Wayside Park Ramp
PHOTO: https://wwals.net/pictures/2021-05-19–big-shoals-pictures/20210519_102158.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://wwals.net/pictures/2021-05-19–big-shoals-pictures/
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
PHOTO2: https://wwals.net/pictures/2021-05-19–big-shoals-pictures/20210519_102335.jpg
Photoset2: https://wwals.net/pictures/2021-05-19–big-shoals-pictures/
PHOTO2 SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
Photo2 Phone Number: 229-242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Big Shoals Tract Launch River GPS @ Godwin Bridge Road




CATEGORIES: Landing
LAYER: Other
GPS: 30.3539634, -82.6869
OWNERSHIP: Public
ACCESS: Yes, Launch: dock and steps down long walk from parking area. HANDICAPPED ACCESSIBLE
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
Lowest boatable: 51
Highest safe: 65
GAUGE: White Springs
MILE: 178.11
ADDRESS: Right bank. From White Springs, travel north on CR 135 to SE 94 Street (Godwin Bridge Road); turn right and follow road to Big Shoals. Hamilton County.
DESCRIPTION: Dock, steps, and ramp after long walk from parking.
HISTORIC FACTS: Built in 2017 by George & Associates Consulting Engineers. https://gaceng.net/portfolio/big-shoals-state-park-kayak-canoe-launch/
AKA: Big Shoals canoe launch
WEBSITE: https://map.mysuwanneeriver.com/tracts/big-shoals-25/
OTHER REFERENCE: https://wwals.net/pictures/2021-05-19–big-shoals-pictures/#Land
ADDITIONAL INFO SOURCES: http://www.suwanneeoutpost.com/waterlevels.html
PHOTO: https://wwals.net/pictures/2021-05-19–big-shoals-pictures/20210519_102419.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://wwals.net/pictures/2021-05-19–big-shoals-pictures/
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
Photoset2: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2023-05-20–big-shoals-suwannee-river-pictures/#BBFR
PHOTO2 SOURCE: Gee Edwards
Photo2 Phone Number: 229-242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Old Godwin Bridge 


CATEGORIES: Bridge
LAYER: Bridge
OWNERSHIP: Public
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
MILE: 177.87
ADDRESS: A quarter mile downstream from Big Shoals Tract Launch. Hamilton, Columbia Counties.
DESCRIPTION: Lally columns (steel cylinders filled with concrete) on each side of the Suwannee River are all that remains.
HISTORIC FACTS: Andrew Godwin (165-1942) “”Andrew was a farmer, a contractor who specialized in bridges, and politically active in support of his cousin, Fred P. Cone 1871–1948 (governor of Florida 1937–1941 and known for establishing the Florida State Highway Patrol). The home place was between two of Andrew’s bridges, Cone Bridge and Godwin Bridge, both spanning the Suwannee River in Hamilton County. Neither is still standing, though his pilings are still visible, and they are both popular sites to launch boats in Big Shoals State Park.”” https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/11040023/andrew-godwin
WEBSITE: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/11040023/andrew-godwin
OTHER REFERENCE: https://wwals.net/pictures/2021-05-19–big-shoals-pictures/#Old-bridge
ADDITIONAL INFO SOURCES: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/11040023/andrew-godwin
PHOTO: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2023-05-20–big-shoals-suwannee-river-pictures/20230520_102927.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2023-05-20–big-shoals-suwannee-river-pictures/#GB
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
PHOTO2: https://nichterphotographyplus.files.wordpress.com/2021/05/z9x7175.jpg
Photoset2: https://nichterphotographyplus.blog/2021/05/19/remains-of-old-godwin-bridge/
PHOTO2 SOURCE: Kathleen on Nichter Photography PLUS
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Big Shoals portage warning 

CATEGORIES: Point Of Interest
LAYER: Point of Interest
OWNERSHIP: Public
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
MILE: 177.8
ADDRESS: Right bank, 500 feet upstream of portage. Hamilton County.
DESCRIPTION: Sign on a tree on the right bank: “”WARNING HAZARDOUS RAPIDS AHEAD RECOMMEND USING PORTAGE TO THE LEFT 500 FT AHEAD
WEBSITE: https://wwals.net/pictures/2021-05-19–big-shoals-pictures/#Portage-warning-right-bank
PHOTO: https://wwals.net/pictures/2021-05-19–big-shoals-pictures/20210519_104540.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://wwals.net/pictures/2021-05-19–big-shoals-pictures/big/
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Big Shoals portage 

CATEGORIES: Landing
LAYER: Other
OWNERSHIP: Public
ACCESS: Yes, Launch: sandy riverbank up to portage trail around Big Shoals.
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
Lowest boatable: 55
Highest safe: 65
GAUGE: White Springs
MILE: 177.19
ADDRESS: Left bank, 1 mile downstream from Big Shoals Tract Launch. Columbia County.
DESCRIPTION: Dirt riverbank landing just above sign on tree: “”WARNING FOR YOUR SAFETY PORTAGE NOW HAZARDOUS RAPIDS AHEAD””.
WEBSITE: https://wwals.net/pictures/2021-05-19–big-shoals-pictures/#Portage-takeout
PHOTO: https://wwals.net/pictures/2021-05-19–big-shoals-pictures/big/20210519_110024.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://wwals.net/pictures/2021-05-19–big-shoals-pictures/
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Big Shoals portage trail 

CATEGORIES: Hiking Trail
LAYER: Hiking Trail
OWNERSHIP: Public
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
MILE: 177.09
ADDRESS: Downstream from Big Shoals portage takeout. Columbia County.
DESCRIPTION: Woods trail with pine straw downstream from Big Shoals portage takeout. With kayak wheels, beware of large tree roots.
OTHER REFERENCE: https://wwals.net/pictures/2021-05-19–big-shoals-pictures/#Portaging
PHOTO: https://wwals.net/pictures/2021-05-19–big-shoals-pictures/20210519_111137.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://wwals.net/pictures/2021-05-19–big-shoals-pictures/
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Big Shoals 

CATEGORIES: Shoal
LAYER: Brochure
OWNERSHIP: Public
WHITEWATER CLASS: Class III
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
Lowest boatable: 55
Highest safe: 65
GAUGE: White Springs
MILE: 177.07
ADDRESS: Little more than a mile downstream from Big Shoals Tract Launch. Hamilton, Columbia Counties.
DESCRIPTION: Class III rapids, the biggest in Florida. Not for the faint of heart, and even experienced paddlers be prepared and do not go alone. Portaging is usually wiser. Portage on the left bank. https://www.americanwhitewater.org/content/River/view/river-detail/3181/main Or you can take out at the overlook on the right bank shortly below Big Shoals, and walk back to Big Shoals Tract Launch. https://www.liveabout.com/kayaking-big-shoals-on-the-suwannee-river-2555489
WEBSITE: https://map.mysuwanneeriver.com/tracts/big-shoals-25/
PHOTO: https://wwals.net/pictures/2021-05-19–big-shoals-pictures/20210519_112033.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://wwals.net/pictures/2021-05-19–big-shoals-pictures
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
PHOTO2: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2021-05-19–big-shoals-outing/20210221_194740-tp-shoals.jpg
Photoset2: https://wwals.net/pictures/2021-05-19–big-shoals-outing
PHOTO2 SOURCE: Tom Potter
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Big Shoals fire pit 

CATEGORIES: Point Of Interest
LAYER: Point of Interest
OWNERSHIP: Public
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
MILE: 177.04
ADDRESS: Inland from left bank, downstream from portage takeout, Columbia County.
DESCRIPTION: Fire pit in woods opening.
OTHER REFERENCE: https://wwals.net/pictures/2021-05-19–big-shoals-pictures/#Fire-pit
PHOTO: https://wwals.net/pictures/2021-05-19–big-shoals-pictures/20210519_111340.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://wwals.net/pictures/2021-05-19–big-shoals-pictures/
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Big Shoals overlook 

CATEGORIES: Point Of Interest
LAYER: Point of Interest
OWNERSHIP: Public
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
MILE: 177.04
ADDRESS: Left bank right by the biggest shoals in Big Shoals. Columbia County.
DESCRIPTION: A good place to walk along the riverbank and look at Big Shoals roaring.
OTHER REFERENCE: https://wwals.net/pictures/2021-05-19–big-shoals-pictures/#BS1
PHOTO: https://wwals.net/pictures/2021-05-19–big-shoals-pictures/20210519_111405.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://wwals.net/pictures/2021-05-19–big-shoals-pictures/
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Big Shoals portage rough put in

CATEGORIES: Landing
LAYER: Other
MILE: 177.04
ADDRESS: Left bank below the main part of Big Shoals, Columbia County.
DESCRIPTION: It’s steep and rocky, but a group can help each other down into the water.
PHOTO: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2023-05-20–big-shoals-suwannee-river-pictures/20230520_111120.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2023-05-20–big-shoals-suwannee-river-pictures/#PBIBS
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Big Shoals portage put in 

CATEGORIES: Landing
LAYER: Other
OWNERSHIP: Public
ACCESS: Yes, Launch: rocky riverbank down from portage path.
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
Lowest boatable: 55
Highest safe: 65
GAUGE: White Springs
MILE: 176.95
ADDRESS: Left bank below most of Big Shoals. Columbia County.
DESCRIPTION: You can put in earlier, but best to portage all the way down here to this rocky riverbank to avoid Big Shoals.
OTHER REFERENCE: https://wwals.net/pictures/2021-05-19–big-shoals-pictures/#Portage-Put-In
PHOTO: https://wwals.net/pictures/2021-05-19–big-shoals-pictures/20210519_115319.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://wwals.net/pictures/2021-05-19–big-shoals-pictures/
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Big Shoals lunch beach 

CATEGORIES: Point Of Interest
LAYER: Point of Interest
GPS: 30.33795, -82.68437
MILE: 176.9
ADDRESS: Right bank just below Big Shoals, Hamilton County.
DESCRIPTION: A nice sandy beach perfect for lunch.
PHOTO: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2023-05-20–big-shoals-suwannee-river-pictures/20230520_114309.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2023-05-20–big-shoals-suwannee-river-pictures/#BBS
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Robinson Creek 

CATEGORIES: Tributary
LAYER: Other
OWNERSHIP: Public
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
MILE: 176.78
ADDRESS: Left bank, a quarter mile below Big Shoals, 1.3 miles below Big Shoals Tract Launch. Columbia County.
DESCRIPTION: Forms eddies in the river.
OTHER REFERENCE: https://wwals.net/pictures/2021-05-19–big-shoals-pictures/#RC
PHOTO: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2023-05-20–big-shoals-suwannee-river-pictures/20230520_120325.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2023-05-20–big-shoals-suwannee-river-pictures/#RC
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
PHOTO2: https://wwals.net/pictures/2021-05-19–big-shoals-pictures/20210519_120228.jpg
Photoset2: https://wwals.net/pictures/2021-05-19–big-shoals-pictures
PHOTO2 SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
Photo2 Phone Number: 229-242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Bell Springs Run 

CATEGORIES: Tributary
LAYER: Other
OWNERSHIP: Public
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
MILE: 176.42
ADDRESS: Left bank, 1/3 mile below Robinson Creek, 2/3 miles below Big Shoals, 1 2/3 miles down from Big Shoals Tract Launch. Columbia County.
DESCRIPTION: Spring water coming out of a sharp cleft in the riverbank bluff.
OTHER REFERENCE: https://wwals.net/pictures/2021-05-19–big-shoals-pictures/#BSR
PHOTO: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2023-05-20–big-shoals-suwannee-river-pictures/20230520_121004.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2023-05-20–big-shoals-suwannee-river-pictures/#BSR
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
PHOTO2: https://wwals.net/pictures/2021-05-19–big-shoals-pictures/20210519_121203.jpg
Photoset2: https://wwals.net/pictures/2021-05-19–big-shoals-pictures/
PHOTO2 SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
Photo2 Phone Number: 229-242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Right Bank Dry Runoff 

CATEGORIES: Tributary
LAYER: Other
OWNERSHIP: Public
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
MILE: 175.97
ADDRESS: Right bank, half a mile below Bell Springs Run, 1.1 miles below Big Shoals, 2.11 miles below Big Shoals Tract Launch. Hamilton County.
DESCRIPTION: USGS does not know of a creek here, but it sure looks like one.
OTHER REFERENCE: https://wwals.net/pictures/2021-05-19–big-shoals-pictures/#RBDR
PHOTO: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2023-05-20–big-shoals-suwannee-river-pictures/20230520_122032.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2023-05-20–big-shoals-suwannee-river-pictures/#RBDR
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
PHOTO2: https://wwals.net/pictures/2021-05-19–big-shoals-pictures/20210519_122606.jpg
Photoset2: https://wwals.net/pictures/2021-05-19–big-shoals-pictures/
PHOTO2 SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
Photo2 Phone Number: 229-242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Big Shoals Main Creek 

CATEGORIES: Tributary
LAYER: Other
OWNERSHIP: Public
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
MILE: 175.19
ADDRESS: Right bank, 1 1/4 miles below Bell Springs Run, 1.88 miles below Big Shoals, 2.89 miles below Big Shoals Tract Launch. Hamilton County.
DESCRIPTION: A noticeable creek mouth. According to USGS it drains most of the park, as well as parts of the Nutrien phosphate mine. What is its real name?
OTHER REFERENCE: https://wwals.net/pictures/2021-05-19–big-shoals-pictures/#BSMC
PHOTO: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2023-05-20–big-shoals-suwannee-river-pictures/20230520_124133.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2023-05-20–big-shoals-suwannee-river-pictures/20230520_124133.html
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Falling Creek 

CATEGORIES: Tributary
LAYER: Other
OWNERSHIP: Public
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
MILE: 174.41
ADDRESS: Left bank, 2 2/3 miles below Big Shoals and 3 2/3 miles below Big Shoals Tract Launch. Columbia County.
DESCRIPTION: A sizeable flowing creek with a bridge across it for the Cross Seminole Trail. It comes north almost 12 miles from the other side of I-10.
WEBSITE: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2023-05-20–big-shoals-suwannee-river-pictures/#FC
OTHER REFERENCE: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2023-05-20–big-shoals-suwannee-river-pictures/#FC
PHOTOSET: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2023-05-20–big-shoals-suwannee-river-pictures/#FC
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Little Shoals 

CATEGORIES: Shoal
LAYER: Brochure
OWNERSHIP: Public
WHITEWATER CLASS: Class II
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
Lowest boatable: 55
Highest safe: 68
GAUGE: White Springs
MILE: 173.38
ADDRESS: About three and a half miles downstream from Big Shoals and 4.7 miles down from Big Shoals Tract Launch. Hamilton, Columbia Counties.
DESCRIPTION: Substantial rapids. Be prepared.
WEBSITE: https://map.mysuwanneeriver.com/tracts/little-shoals-121/
OTHER REFERENCE: https://wwals.net/pictures/2021-05-19–big-shoals-pictures/#LS
ADDITIONAL INFO SOURCES: http://www.suwanneeoutpost.com/waterlevels.html
PHOTO: https://wwals.net/pictures/2021-05-19–big-shoals-pictures/20210519_132424.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://wwals.net/pictures/2021-05-19–big-shoals-pictures/
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
PHOTO2: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2021-05-19–big-shoals-outing/20190119_135542.jpg
Photoset2: https://wwals.net/pictures/2021-05-19–big-shoals-outing
PHOTO2 SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
Photo2 Phone Number: 229-242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Big Shoals Public Lands Boundary 

CATEGORIES: Point Of Interest
LAYER: Point of Interest
MILE: 172.5
ADDRESS: About 4.5 miles downstream from Big Shoals, and 0.4 miles upstream from Suwannee River Wayside Park Ramp. Hamilton County.
DESCRIPTION: Marked by a sign on the right bank.
PHOTO: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2023-05-20–big-shoals-suwannee-river-pictures/20230520_142616.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2023-05-20–big-shoals-suwannee-river-pictures/#BSPLB
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
US 41 Shoals 

CATEGORIES: Shoal
LAYER: Brochure
GPS: 30.3281, -82.73679
OWNERSHIP: Public
WHITEWATER CLASS: Class I
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
Lowest boatable: 55
Highest safe: 68
GAUGE: White Springs
MILE: 172.33
ADDRESS: Within sight of the Norfolk Southern Railroad and US 41 bridges. Hamilton, Columbia Counties.
DESCRIPTION: Small rapids that can catch you off guard.
WEBSITE: https://map.mysuwanneeriver.com/tracts/little-shoals-121/
OTHER REFERENCE: https://wwals.net/pictures/2021-05-19–big-shoals-pictures/#US41S
ADDITIONAL INFO SOURCES: http://www.suwanneeoutpost.com/waterlevels.html
PHOTO: https://wwals.net/pictures/2021-05-19–big-shoals-pictures/20210519_135006.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://wwals.net/pictures/2021-05-19–big-shoals-pictures/
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
PHOTO2: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2021-05-19–big-shoals-outing/20190119_135542.jpg
Photoset2: https://wwals.net/pictures/2021-05-19–big-shoals-outing
PHOTO2 SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
Photo2 Phone Number: 229-242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Hall Barnett Creek 

CATEGORIES: Tributary
LAYER: Other
GPS: 30.3264667, -82.7384
OWNERSHIP: Public
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
MILE: 172.19
ADDRESS: Right bank, a hundred feet upstream from the Norfolk Southern Railroad Bridge. Hamilton County.
DESCRIPTION: A creek that comes down the east side of White Springs.
PHOTO: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2023-05-20–big-shoals-suwannee-river-pictures/20230520_143402.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2023-05-20–big-shoals-suwannee-river-pictures/#HBC
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
NS RR Bridge


CATEGORIES: Railbridge
LAYER: Bridge
GPS: 30.326129, -82.7383
OWNERSHIP: Private, Norfolk Southern
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
MILE: 172.17
ADDRESS: Downstream of Little Shoals. Southeast of White Springs, Florida. Hamilton, Columbia Counties.
DESCRIPTION: Deck plate girder railroad bridge over the Suwannee River by Norfolk Southern Railroad.
AKA: Norfolk Southern Railroad Suwannee River Bridge
WEBSITE: https://bridgehunter.com/fl/hamilton/bh95108/
OTHER REFERENCE: http://www.nscorp.com/content/nscorp/en/shipping-tools/system-maps-directories-schedules.html
PHOTO: https://wwals.net/pictures/2021-05-19–big-shoals-pictures/20210519_135121.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://wwals.net/pictures/2021-05-19–big-shoals-pictures/
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
PHOTO2: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2023-05-20–big-shoals-suwannee-river-pictures/20230520_143334.jpg
Photoset2: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2023-05-20–big-shoals-suwannee-river-pictures/#TO
PHOTO2 SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
Photo2 Phone Number: 229-242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
US 41 Bridge @ US 41



CATEGORIES: Bridge
LAYER: Bridge
GPS: 30.32582, -82.73851
OWNERSHIP: Public
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
MILE: 172.12
ADDRESS: Downstream of Little Shoals. Southeast of White Springs, Florida. Hamilton, Columbia Counties.
DESCRIPTION: 410.1-foot 6-span girder bridge with concrete cast-in-place bridge across the Suwannee River, built in 1980.
HISTORIC FACTS: Replaces former bridge built in 1925. https://bridgehunter.com/fl/hamilton/white-springs/
AKA: FL-25 Bridge or Ed Scott Bridge
WEBSITE: https://bridgereports.com/1081752
OTHER REFERENCE: https://wwals.net/pictures/2021-05-19–big-shoals-pictures/#US41B
PHOTO: https://wwals.net/pictures/2021-05-19–big-shoals-pictures/20210519_135136.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://wwals.net/pictures/2021-05-19–big-shoals-pictures/
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Suwannee River Wayside Park Ramp @ US 41 

CATEGORIES: Landing
LAYER: Brochure
GPS: 30.3255, -82.739167
OWNERSHIP: Public, Town of White Springs, FL, PARCEL 8758-000
ACCESS: Yes, Ramp: Concrete
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
Lowest boatable: 51
Highest safe: 68
GAUGE: White Springs
MILE: 172.10
ADDRESS: Right bank, just downstream of US 41 Bridge. From White Springs, travel south on US 41 to the river; the ramp is on the south side in the town park. Hamilton County.
DESCRIPTION: Public park and boat ramp on the Suwannee River. Take out downstream of Big Shoals and Little Shoals.
OTHER REFERENCE: https://wwals.net/pictures/2021-05-19–big-shoals-pictures/#Take-Out
ADDITIONAL INFO SOURCES: http://www.suwanneeoutpost.com/waterlevels.html
UPSTREAM: 5.98 miles from Suwannee River Wayside Park Ramp to Big Shoals Tract Launch
DOWNSTREAM: 2.94 miles from Suwannee River Wayside Park Ramp to Stephen Foster Folk Culture Center State Park Launch
PHOTO: https://wwals.net/pictures/2021-05-19–big-shoals-pictures/20210519_135229.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://wwals.net/pictures/2021-05-19–big-shoals-pictures/
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
PHOTO2: https://wwals.net/pictures/2016-11-23–gammie-white-springs/384A3781.jpg
Photoset2: https://wwals.net/pictures/2016-11-23–gammie-white-springs/
PHOTO2 SOURCE: Beth Gammie for WWALS on Southwings flight
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
White Springs Gauge 
CATEGORIES: River Gauge
LAYER: River Gauge
OWNERSHIP: Public
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: White Springs
MILE: 172.1
ADDRESS: US 41 bridge over Suwannee River at White Springs, FL, Hamilton, Columbia Counties.
DESCRIPTION: USGS 02315500 SUWANNEE RIVER AT WHITE SPRINGS, FLA.
WEBSITE: https://water.weather.gov/ahps2/hydrograph.php?wfo=jax&gage=wspf1&prob_type=stage&source=hydrograph
ADDITIONAL INFO SOURCES: http://www.suwanneeoutpost.com/waterlevels.html
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
FL 136 Bridge

CATEGORIES: Bridge
LAYER: Bridge
OWNERSHIP: Public
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
MILE: 169.92
ADDRESS: From White Springs, take Bridge Street (FL 136) southwest out of town. Hamilton, Columbia Counties.
DESCRIPTION: A modern highway bridge built in 1954.
AKA: J. Graham Black-Joseph W. McAlpin Bridge
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
American Canoe Adventures @ Bridge Street 

CATEGORIES: Outfitter
LAYER: Brochure
OWNERSHIP: Private
ACCESS: Yes
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: White Springs
MILE: 169.89
ADDRESS: 10610 Bridge St. White Springs, FL 32096, Hamilton County.
DESCRIPTION: “”You will be transported to your trip from our shop. On the way you will be provided with a river map, an explanation of your trip, and current river conditions. Approximated paddling times will vary with your paddling proficiency, weather conditions, and water level, but average 2 to 3 miles an hour.””
GRN: Yes
WEBSITE: https://aca1.com/
ADDITIONAL INFO SOURCES: http://www.suwanneeoutpost.com/waterlevels.html
PHOTO: https://img1.wsimg.com/isteam/ip/07862e21-56db-4b42-9004-85367c386fae/bdf2871e47ee28d0dbab0cf8cf414bde.jpeg/:/cr=t:19.88%25, l:4.82%25, w:90.36%25, h:60.24%25/rs=w:600, h:300, cg:true, m
PHOTOSET: https://aca1.com/
PHOTO SOURCE: American Canoe Adventures
PHONE NUMBER: (386) 397-1309
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Stephen Foster Folk Culture Center State Park Launch @ Lillian Sanders Drive 

CATEGORIES: Landing
LAYER: Brochure
OWNERSHIP: Public
ACCESS: Yes, Launch: riverbank
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
Lowest boatable: 51
Highest safe: 68
GAUGE: White Springs
MILE: 169.16
ADDRESS: Canoe launch is in Stephen Foster Folk Culture Center State Park in White Springs. Hamilton County.
ADDITIONAL INFO SOURCES: http://www.suwanneeoutpost.com/waterlevels.html
UPSTREAM: 2.94 miles from Stephen Foster Folk Culture Center State Park Launch to Suwannee River Wayside Park Ramp
DOWNSTREAM: 4.92 miles from Stephen Foster Folk Culture Center State Park Launch to Swift Creek Launch
PHOTO: https://wwals.net/pictures/2016-11-23–gammie-white-springs/384A3776.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://wwals.net/pictures/2016-11-23–gammie-white-springs/
PHOTO SOURCE: Beth Gammie for WWALS on Southwings flight
PHONE NUMBER: (850) 290-2350
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Stephen Foster Folk Culture Center State Park 


CATEGORIES: Public Land
LAYER: Other
OWNERSHIP: Public
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
MILE: 169.16
ADDRESS: 11016 Lillian Saunders Drive, White Springs, FL 32096, Hamilton County.
DESCRIPTION: “”Situated on the banks of the legendary Suwannee River, this center honors the memory of American composer Stephen Foster, who wrote “”Old Folks at Home, “” the song that made the river famous. The museum features exhibits about Foster’s most famous songs, and his music can be heard emanating from the park’s 97-bell carillon throughout the day. Hiking, bicycling, canoeing and wildlife viewing are popular activities. Miles of trails wind through some of the most scenic areas of North Florida. Overnight visitors can stay in the full-facility campground or in a cabin.””
HISTORIC FACTS: Every Memorial Day weekend (last weekend in May), the park hosts the Florida Folk Festival. https://www.floridastateparks.org/FloridaFolkFestival Other special events include concerts, weekend retreats, a regional quilt show, a holiday light display and an antique tractor show.
WEBSITE: https://www.floridastateparks.org/parks-and-trails/stephen-foster-folk-culture-center-state-park
PHOTO: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2023-05-26–fl-folk-festival/SF_ColinHackney_FFF_Tower.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2023-05-26–fl-folk-festival/
PHOTO SOURCE: Florida State Parks
PHONE NUMBER: (850) 245-2157
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Swift Creek Launch @ CR 25A 

CATEGORIES: Landing
LAYER: Brochure
GPS: 30.34129, -82.81692
OWNERSHIP: Public
ACCESS: Yes, Launch: riverbank
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
Lowest boatable: 51
Highest safe: 68
GAUGE: White Springs
MILE: 164.24
ADDRESS: Swift Creek tract from White Springs: Take CR 25A west; the entrance to the Swift Creek tract is on the left. Hamilton County.
DESCRIPTION: Swift Creek Landing is here: 30.34129, -82.81692, but google maps will route that to the wrong side of the river. So use 30.34278, -82.8221 to route to Swift Creek Tract, and then it’s left, right to the launch.
WEBSITE: https://www.mysuwanneeriver.com/274/Blue-Sink-Rocky-Creek-Swift-Creek
ADDITIONAL INFO SOURCES: http://www.suwanneeoutpost.com/waterlevels.html
UPSTREAM: 4.92 miles from Swift Creek Launch to Stephen Foster Folk Culture Center State Park Launch
DOWNSTREAM: 0.18 mile from Swift Creek Launch to Blue Sink Launch
PHOTO: http://www.l-a-k-e.org/blog/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/42e4036bc1a8e3c89dc06532da05aad1.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://www.mysuwanneeriver.com/274/Blue-Sink-Rocky-Creek-Swift-Creek
PHOTO SOURCE: SRWMD
PHONE NUMBER: (850) 290-2350
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Blue Sink Launch @ 64th Terrace 

CATEGORIES: Landing
LAYER: Brochure
OWNERSHIP: Public
ACCESS: Yes, Launch: riverbank
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
Lowest boatable: 51
Highest safe: 68
GAUGE: White Springs
MILE: 164.06
ADDRESS: 3565 64th Terrace, White Springs, FL 32096, Suwannee County.
DESCRIPTION: Blue Sink tract from Live Oak: Travel northeast on SR 136 crossing I-75; travel approximately 1 mile past the interstate, turn left on 27th Road and the Blue Sink tract begins approximately .75 mile on both sides of the road. From White Springs: Travel southwest on SR 136, turn right on 27th Road.
WEBSITE: https://www.mysuwanneeriver.com/274/Blue-Sink-Rocky-Creek-Swift-Creek
ADDITIONAL INFO SOURCES: http://www.suwanneeoutpost.com/waterlevels.html
UPSTREAM: 0.18 mile from Blue Sink Launch to Swift Creek Launch
DOWNSTREAM: 1.59 miles from Blue Sink Launch to Rocky Creek Launch
PHOTO: https://wwals.net/pictures/2016-11-23–gammie-white-springs/384A3760.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://wwals.net/pictures/2016-11-23–gammie-white-springs/384A3760.jpg
PHOTO SOURCE: Beth Gammie for WWALS on Southwings flight
PHONE NUMBER: (850) 290-2350
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
I-75 Suwannee River Bridge @ I-75 
CATEGORIES: Bridge
LAYER: Bridge
GPS: 30.34648, -82.83269
OWNERSHIP: Public
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: White Springs
MILE: 162.89
ADDRESS: Between Blue Sink Launch and Rocky Creek Launch, Suwannee, Hamilton Counties.
DESCRIPTION: Pair of 339.9′ concrete cast-in-place decks on 7-span prestressed-concrete stringer bridges, built 1962, reconstructed 1967.
WEBSITE: https://bridgereports.com/1082164
OTHER REFERENCE: https://bridgereports.com/1082157
ADDITIONAL INFO SOURCES: http://www.suwanneeoutpost.com/waterlevels.html
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Rocky Creek Launch @ 62nd Street 

CATEGORIES: Landing
LAYER: Brochure
OWNERSHIP: Public
ACCESS: Yes, Launch: riverbank
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: White Springs
MILE: 162.47
ADDRESS: Rocky Creek tract from Live Oak: Travel north on US 129, turn right on CR 136A, go east 6 miles, turn left on 53rd Road, follow 53rd Road to 62nd Street, turn right; the street dead ends at the Rocky Creek tract. Suwannee County.
WEBSITE: https://www.mysuwanneeriver.com/274/Blue-Sink-Rocky-Creek-Swift-Creek
UPSTREAM: 1.59 miles from Rocky Creek Launch to Blue Sink Launch
DOWNSTREAM: 3.72 miles from Rocky Creek Launch to Woods Ferry Tract Launch
PHOTO: http://www.l-a-k-e.org/blog/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/42e4036bc1a8e3c89dc06532da05aad1.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://www.mysuwanneeriver.com/274/Blue-Sink-Rocky-Creek-Swift-Creek
PHOTO SOURCE: SRWMD
PHONE NUMBER: (850) 290-2350
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
PCS Dragline and Utility Corridor across CR 6


CATEGORIES: Bridge
LAYER: Bridge
OWNERSHIP: Private
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
ADDRESS: 6.5 miles east of Jasper on CR 6 (Hatley Street). Hamilton County.
DESCRIPTION: Large pipes under CR 6 with excavation nearby, as in Army Corps of Engineers permit SAJ-1984-04652 of October 15, 2019.
AKA: Nutrien Dragline and Utilitiy Corridor
OTHER REFERENCE: https://www.saj.usace.army.mil/Missions/Regulatory/Public-Notices/Article/1662437/saj-1984-04652-mod-jpf/
PHOTO: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2023-06-10–nutrien-phosphate-mine-pictures/KIMG5912.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2023-06-10–nutrien-phosphate-mine-pictures/
PHOTO SOURCE: Anonymous
PHONE NUMBER: (850) 290-2350
PHOTO2: https://wwals.net/pictures/2019-10-15–pcs-phosphate-usace/p16021coll7_8308-0007.jpg
Photoset2: https://wwals.net/pictures/2019-10-15–pcs-phosphate-usace
PHOTO2 SOURCE: PCS
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Hogans Branch Nutrien Utility Crossing 

CATEGORIES: Bridge
LAYER: Bridge
GPS: 30.49535872, -82.76145147
OWNERSHIP: Private
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
ADDRESS: 12.3 miles east of Jasper on CR 6 (Hatley Street), just east of NE Grassy Bay Road and Hogans Branch. Hamilton County.
DESCRIPTION: Large pipes under CR 6 with excavation nearby, as in Special Permit 03-1.
OTHER REFERENCE: https://goo.gl/maps/7chnV3TQue31MSKn7
PHOTOSET: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2023-06-10–nutrien-phosphate-mine-pictures/#GSV
PHOTO SOURCE: Google Streetview
PHONE NUMBER: (850) 290-2350
PHOTO2: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2023-03-28–hamco-planning-more/CMMPA-MAPS-20221031-Final-0033.jpg
Photoset2: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2023-03-28–hamco-planning-more/
PHOTO2 SOURCE: PCS
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Nutrien Phosphate Mine


CATEGORIES: Pmine
LAYER: Brochure
OWNERSHIP: Private, PCS Phosphate (Nutrien)
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
ADDRESS: From I-75 North, exit at State Road 129; travel north to Jasper (SR 129 will merge into SR 41); turn right onto County Road 6 and travel east approximately six miles to the project sites north and south of CR 6. Hamilton County.
DESCRIPTION: Decades-old phosphate mine that keeps expanding. Now owned by Nutrien of Canada.
AKA: PCS Phosphate Mine
PHOTO: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2023-05-12–nutrien-phosphate-mine-pictures/IMG_8494.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2023-05-12–nutrien-phosphate-mine-pictures/
PHOTO SOURCE: Anonymous
PHONE NUMBER: (850) 290-2350
PHOTO2: https://wwals.net/pictures/2019-10-15–pcs-phosphate-usace/p16021coll7_8308-0006.jpg
Photoset2: https://wwals.net/pictures/2019-10-15–pcs-phosphate-usace
PHOTO2 SOURCE: PCS
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Echo River Solar Energy Center 
CATEGORIES: Solar
LAYER: Other
GPS: 30.29621, -82.85798
OWNERSHIP: Private
WATER BODY: Rocky Creek
GAUGE: White Springs
ADDRESS: 8442 Hogan Rd, Live Oak, FL 32060, Suwannee County.
DESCRIPTION: 74.5 MW solar power farm by FPL.
WEBSITE: https://wwals.net/2018/08/03/fpl-echo-river-solar-energy-facility-suwannee-county-fl/
PHOTO: https://wwals.net/wp-content/themes/pianoblack/img//2018/08/3f610af16256cea38976e4f6786f9408.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://wwals.net/2018/08/03/fpl-echo-river-solar-energy-facility-suwannee-county-fl/
PHOTO SOURCE: FPL
PHONE NUMBER: (850) 290-2350
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Woods Ferry River Camp 







CATEGORIES: Public Land
LAYER: Hiking Trail
OWNERSHIP: Public
ACCESS: CAMPING, WATER, RESTROOMS, PARKING: Free, SHELTER, PICNIC AREA
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Suwannee Springs
MILE: 159.08
ADDRESS: Located 10 miles from White Springs, in between Stephen Foster Folk Culture Center State Park and the Spirit of the Suwannee Music Park. Suwannee County.
WEBSITE: http://www.suwanneeadventures.com/river-camps.html
PHOTO: https://wwals.net/pictures/2016-11-23–gammie-white-springs/384A3747.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://wwals.net/pictures/2016-11-23–gammie-white-springs/
PHOTO SOURCE: Beth Gammie for WWALS on Southwings flight
PHONE NUMBER: (850) 290-2350
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Woods Ferry Tract Launch @ Woods Ferry Path 

CATEGORIES: Landing
LAYER: Brochure
GPS: 30.362, -82.868333
OWNERSHIP: Public
ACCESS: Yes, Launch: riverbank
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Suwannee Springs
MILE: 158.75
ADDRESS: From Live Oak, travel north on US 129 to CR 136A; turn right; travel east to 57 Drive; turn left and continue north to Woods Ferry Path; follow Woods Ferry Path to canoe launch. Suwannee County.
DESCRIPTION: A sandy beach at the end of a woods road.
UPSTREAM: 3.72 miles from Woods Ferry Tract Launch to Rocky Creek Launch
DOWNSTREAM: 8.08 miles from Woods Ferry Tract Launch to Suwannee Springs Launch
PHOTO: https://wwals.net/wp-content/themes/pianoblack/img//2017/05/5b223e569b7bcbd91f5cef23e681eb04.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://wwals.net/2017/05/23/pictures-woods-ferry-tract-to-suwannee-springs-2017-05-20/
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
PHOTO2: https://wwals.net/pictures/2016-11-23–gammie-white-springs/woods-ferry-tract-launch.jpg
Photoset2: https://wwals.net/pictures/2016-11-23–gammie-white-springs/
PHOTO2 SOURCE: Beth Gammie for WWALS on Southwings flight
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Suwannee Springs Launch @ 32 Street 


CATEGORIES: Landing
LAYER: Brochure
OWNERSHIP: Public
ACCESS: Yes, Stairs: Wooden Steps
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Suwannee Springs
MILE: 150.67
ADDRESS: 3243 91st Dr., Live Oak, FL 32060. From Live Oak, travel north on US 129 to 93 Drive; turn right; travel north to 32 Street; turn right and follow to park area. Suwannee County.
DESCRIPTION: A sand beach and stairs next to a sulfur spring with a stone spring wall.
HISTORIC FACTS: “”Suwannee Springs was one of Florida’s original tourist destinations. The spring pool was enclosed in the late 1800s to create a bathing area for a resort hotel, which used to be located nearby. People came from all around the east coast to partake of the “healing sulfur waters†which were rumored to cure everything from gout to marital problems. From the civil war to the 1920s the site had a succession of four wooden hotels, a bathhouse, and many private cottages. A special spur railroad line was established just to take the tourists to the springs. The last hotel burned in 1925 and with the decline of the railroads the resort faded away. Today the springhouse and some private cabins on adjacent property are all that is left of the site.”” https://visitsuwannee.com/live-oak/suwannee-springs
WEBSITE: https://visitsuwannee.com/live-oak/suwannee-springs
OTHER REFERENCE: https://www.mysuwanneeriver.com/168/Sugar-Creek-Suwannee-Springs-Linville
UPSTREAM: 8.08 miles from Suwannee Springs Launch to Woods Ferry Tract Launch
DOWNSTREAM: 1.66 miles from Suwannee Springs Launch to Spirit of Suwannee Music Park Ramp
PHOTO: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2020-10-16–suwannee-fl-6-sl/20201016_142847.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2020-10-16–suwannee-fl-6-sl
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Suwannee Springs Gauge 
CATEGORIES: River Gauge
LAYER: River Gauge
OWNERSHIP: Public
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Suwannee Springs
MILE: 150.9
ADDRESS: From Live Oak, travel north on US 129 to 93 Drive; turn right; travel north to 32 Street; turn right and follow to park area. Suwannee County.
DESCRIPTION: USGS 02315550 SUWANNEE RIVER AT SUWANNEE SPRINGS FLA
WEBSITE: https://water.weather.gov/ahps2/hydrograph.php?wfo=jax&gage=likf1&prob_type=stage&source=hydrograph
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Suwannee Springs Bridge @ 93rd Drive



CATEGORIES: Bridge
LAYER: Bridge
OWNERSHIP: Public
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
MILE: 150.53
ADDRESS: From Live Oak, travel north on US 129 to 93 Drive; turn right; park just before the bridge. Suwannee County.
DESCRIPTION: Closed to vehicles since 1971, but open to pedestrian and bicycle traffic, the graffiti and the view of the Suwannee River are the main attractions of this 160-foot Parker through truss bridge.
HISTORIC FACTS: Built in 1931 by the Austin Brothers Bridge Company of Dallas, Texas. Closed to vehicle traffic in 1971 when the present US 129 bridge opened.
AKA: Grafitti Bridge or Bridge to Nowhere or Hippie Bridge or Suwanee Springs Bridge or Old US 129 Bridge or 93rd Drive Bridge
WEBSITE: https://www.atlasobscura.com/places/hillman-bridge#:~:text=Suwanee%20Springs%20Bridge%20was%20built, 160%20feet%20over%20the%20river.
PHOTO: https://wwals.net/wp-content/themes/pianoblack/img//2017/05/7d699db0ded7f0882c1f58a83abd2284.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://wwals.net/2017/05/23/pictures-woods-ferry-tract-to-suwannee-springs-2017-05-20/
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
US 129 Suwannee River Bridge


CATEGORIES: Bridge
LAYER: Bridge
OWNERSHIP: Public
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
MILE: 150.33
ADDRESS: From Live Oak, travel north on US 129 to the Suwannee River. Suwannee County.
DESCRIPTION: A two-lane highway bridge built in 1971 between Hamilton and Suwannee Counties over the Suwannee River.
AKA: FL 51 Bridge
PHOTO: https://wwals.net/wp-content/themes/pianoblack/img//2017/05/6ff50a8b1dcd01716ac2a221c237c3b3.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://wwals.net/2017/05/23/pictures-woods-ferry-tract-to-suwannee-springs-2017-05-20/
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
PHOTO2: https://wwals.net/wp-content/themes/pianoblack/img//2017/05/a9f49a6bd05604ff269f87ef2b7e9f62.jpg
Photoset2: https://wwals.net/2017/05/17/aerials-woods-ferry-tract-to-suwannee-springs-2016-11-23/
PHOTO2 SOURCE: Beth Gammie
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Suwannee Canoe Outpost @ 95th Drive 









CATEGORIES: Outfitter
LAYER: Brochure
GPS: 30.4058, -82.948765
OWNERSHIP: Private
ACCESS: Yes, Ramp: Concrete, CANOE, CAMPING: “Yes, Outposts, Outpost toilet, PARKING: Free, SHELTER, PICNIC AREA, HANDICAPPED ACCESSIBLE
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Suwannee Springs
MILE: 149.01
ADDRESS: 2461 95th Dr, Live Oak, FL 32060, Suwannee County.
DESCRIPTION: On the left bank: “”The Suwannee Canoe Outpost is the original premier canoe outfitter on the Suwannee River! We have been at our current location in the Spirit of the Suwannee Music Park since 1993. We are fortunate to be located at a boat ramp, so we can maximize customer satisfaction while minimizing shuttle times! We offer canoe rental and shuttle service on three of the most exciting and remote rivers in Florida, the Suwannee, North Withlacoochee, and Alapaha Rivers!
HISTORIC FACTS: The oldest outfitter in the Suwannee River Basin.
GRN: Yes
WEBSITE: http://shop.suwanneeoutpost.com/
PHOTO: https://wwals.net/pictures/2018-02-18–ga-37-withlacoochee/20180218_084006.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://wwals.net/pictures/2018-02-18–ga-37-withlacoochee/
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (386) 364-4991
PHOTO2: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2020-10-16–suwannee-fl-6-sl/20201016_151342.jpg
Photoset2: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2020-10-16–suwannee-fl-6-sl/
PHOTO2 SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
Photo2 Phone Number: 229-242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Spirit of Suwannee Music Park Ramp @ 95th Drive 







CATEGORIES: Landing Public?
LAYER: Brochure
OWNERSHIP: Public? Spirit of Suwannee Music Park
ACCESS: Yes, Ramp: Concrete, CANOE, CAMPING: “RV, Tent, WATER, RESTROOMS, PARKING: Free, SHELTER, PICNIC AREA
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Suwannee Springs
MILE: 149.01
ADDRESS: 2461 95th Dr, Live Oak, FL 32060, From Live Oak, travel north on US 129 to Spirit of Suwannee Music Park; turn left on 95 Drive and follow road to boat ramp. Suwannee County.
DESCRIPTION: Left bank. Somewhat sandy at times, but always clear up to Suwannee Canoe Outpost. Inside Spirit of Suwannee Music Park.
UPSTREAM: 1.66 miles from Spirit of Suwannee Music Park Ramp to Suwannee Springs Launch
DOWNSTREAM: 1.24 miles from Spirit of Suwannee Music Park Ramp to Deese-Howard Ramp
PHOTO: http://www.otariinae.net/Stanley/Suwannee/soc.jpg
PHOTOSET: http://www.otariinae.net/Stanley/Suwannee/index.htm
PHOTO SOURCE: SRWMD
PHONE NUMBER: (386) 364-4991
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
SFWRR Bridge

CATEGORIES: Railbridge
LAYER: Bridge
OWNERSHIP: Public
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
MILE: 148.72
ADDRESS: A quarter mile downstream from Spirit of Suwannee Music Park Ramp. Hamilton, Suwannee Counties.
DESCRIPTION: Site of a rail bridge of the former Savannah, Florida & Western Railway line. Built in the 1860s, retired in 1988.
AKA: ACLRailbridge or SBD Railbridge or CSXT Railbridge
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Deese-Howard Ramp @ 107th Road 


CATEGORIES: Landing
LAYER: Brochure
OWNERSHIP: Public
ACCESS: Yes, Ramp: Concrete, PARKING: Free
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Suwannee Springs
MILE: 147.77
ADDRESS: 107th Road, Live Oak, FL 32060, Suwannee County.
DESCRIPTION: From Live Oak, travel north on CR 795 to 24 Street; turn right on 24 Street; travel east to 107 Road; turn left and follow road to boat ramp.
UPSTREAM: 1.24 miles from Deese-Howard Ramp to Spirit of Suwannee Music Park Ramp
DOWNSTREAM: 11.99 miles from Deese-Howard Ramp to Gibson Park Ramp
PHOTO: http://suwanneeparks.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/kyakslide-940×300.jpg
PHOTOSET: http://suwanneeparks.com/deesehoward-boat-ramp/
PHOTO SOURCE: Suwannee Parks & Recreation
PHONE NUMBER: (850) 290-2350
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Holton Creek River Camp 






CATEGORIES: Public Land
LAYER: Hiking Trail
GPS: 30.42928553, -83.03571939
OWNERSHIP: Public
ACCESS: CAMPING, WATER, RESTROOMS, PARKING: Free, SHELTER, PICNIC AREA
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Ellaville
MILE: 141.47
ADDRESS: Located between Spirit of the Suwannee Music Park and Suwannee River State Park. Hamilton County.
WEBSITE: http://www.suwanneeadventures.com/river-camps.html
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Alapaha River Rise 


CATEGORIES: Spring
LAYER: Brochure
OWNERSHIP: Private, Edmund G. Herder Jr, PARCEL 3619-070
ACCESS: No
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Ellaville
MILE: 136.08
ADDRESS: Right bank. Upstream on the Suwannee River from Gibson Park Ramp past CR 249. Hamilton County.
DESCRIPTION: The Alapaha River comes out of this spring next to the Suwannee River, after traveling 19 miles underground from the Dead River Sink during much of the dry season.
HISTORIC FACTS: SRWMD and FDEP dye test of 2016-06-22 found dye coming back up about six days later in Alapaha River Rise and Holton Creek Rise on the Suwannee River. https://wwals.net/?p=20807
WEBSITE: https://wwals.net/maps/alapaha-water-trail/map-alapaha-river-trail/underground/#Rise
PHOTO: https://wwals.net/wp-content/themes/pianoblack/img//2015/08/9465ab1041b3f75e2b2d275ca8dc58f91.jpg
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Alapaha Rise Gauge 
CATEGORIES: River Gauge
LAYER: River Gauge
OWNERSHIP: Private
ACCESS: No
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Alapaha River Rise
MILE: 136.12
ADDRESS: 15 ft north of southwest 68th Street, 1, 000 ft north of the Suwannee River and 10 mi southwest of Jasper. Hamilton County.
DESCRIPTION: USGS 02315626 historic
WEBSITE: https://wwals.net/2014/11/03/alapaha-river-water-levels/#Rise
PHOTO: https://wwals.net/wp-content/themes/pianoblack/img//2014/11/e14b339c024df3469f215831872cced1.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://wwals.net/2014/11/03/alapaha-river-water-levels/
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
CR 249 Bridge

CATEGORIES: Bridge
LAYER: Bridge
GPS: 30.43694, -83.09167
OWNERSHIP: Public
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Ellaville
MILE: 135.93
ADDRESS: Just upstream from Gibson Park Ramp, downstream from the Alapaha River Rise. Hamilton, Suwannee Counties.
DESCRIPTION: A 773.0 ft. 2-span steel multi-beam bridge with a concrete cast-in-place deck over the Suwannee River, built in 1984.
AKA: Nobles Ferry Bridge
WEBSITE: https://bridgereports.com/1081892
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Gibson Park Ramp @ SW CR 751





CATEGORIES: Landing
LAYER: Brochure
OWNERSHIP: Public, Hamilton County, PARCEL 3620-000
ACCESS: Yes, Ramp: Concrete, PARKING: Free, PICNIC AREA, HANDICAPPED ACCESSIBLE
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Ellaville
MILE: 135.78
ADDRESS: 6844 SW CR 751, Jasper, FL 32052. Right bank, west side of the river. From Jasper, Hamilton County, FL, travel southwest on Right bank. SW CR 249 to SW CR 751; turn left and boat ramp is on the right in Gibson Park. Hamilton County.
DESCRIPTION: The last stop on the Alapaha River Water Trail is on the Suwannee River: Gibson Park Ramp, in a county park of Hamilton County, Florida. Much of the year those last 17.95 river miles are dry down from Jennings Bluff Launch. But in the rainy season (winter) sometimes the Alapaha is high and fast and it’s a quick paddle to the Suwannee and a very short upstream to Gibson Park Ramp.
AKA: Hutch Gibson Park Public Boat Ramp or Nobles Ferry.
WEBSITE: https://hamiltoncountyfl.com/parks-recreation/
UPSTREAM: 11.99 miles from Gibson Park Ramp to Deese-Howard Ramp
DOWNSTREAM: 5.11 miles from Gibson Park Ramp to Suwannee River Campsites Ramp
PHOTOSET: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2021-05-11–nondiscrimination-policy/
PHOTO SOURCE: Bobby McKenzie
PHONE NUMBER: (850) 290-2350
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Old Nobles Ferry Bridge 

CATEGORIES: Bridge
LAYER: Bridge
ADDRESS: Halfway between Gibson Park Ramp and the Alapaha River Confluence. Hamilton, Suwannee Counties.
DESCRIPTION: “”In 1842, Soloman Zipperer and John Martin Zipperer Jr. got a license to operate a ferry across the Suwannee River at what is now called Nobles Ferry (Gibson Park). Soloman died in 1864, and in 1860 his sister Elizabeth (‘Hester’) Zipperer and William J. J. Duncan obtained a license to build a toll bridge to replace the ferry. Eventually, the toll bridge collapsed and was replaced in 1880 by a new ferry at the same site, operated I think by William P. Nobles, a resident of Live Oak. That ferry ran until 1912 when it was replaced by the old steel truss, single lane Nobles Ferry Bridge. It collapsed under the weight of an illegally-crossing turpentine truck in 1968, and was not replaced by the existing open deck bridge until 1984. The approach road to the ferry landing winds down the south (east) bank and is still evident. Atop the bank is a large oak with a ring scar where the ferry cable was moored. The ferry crossed the Suwannee, landing on either side of the mouth of the Alapaha (east actually landing up into the Alapaha). There were roads down from both sides.”” –Ken Sulak https://wwals.net/?p=57296
HISTORIC FACTS: See History of Alapaha River Bridges, US 41 to Nobles Ferry –Ken Sulak 2021-12-08 https://wwals.net/?p=57296
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Alapaha River Confluence 

CATEGORIES: Tributary
LAYER: Brochure
GPS: 30.43672, -83.09655
OWNERSHIP: Public
ACCESS: No
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Ellaville
MILE: 135.64
ADDRESS: Put in at Gibson Park and float downstream on the Suwannee River, Hamilton County.
DESCRIPTION: Confluence of the Alapaha River with the Suwannee River. There is water here year-round, but upstream not far may be dry much of the year. End of the Alapaha River.
WEBSITE: http://www.hamiltoncountyflorida.com/cd_parksrec.aspx
PHOTO: https://wwals.net/wp-content/themes/pianoblack/img//2015/08/e06605733a8679809c29c7945c923d6f1.jpg
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Five Holes Land Access 

CATEGORIES: Spring
LAYER: Point of Interest
OWNERSHIP: Public
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Ellaville
MILE: 130.98
ADDRESS: Walk north from Suwannee River Campsites to the gate just east of SW 46th Ave. Hamilton County.
DESCRIPTION: A woods trail to a chain of five swallets above the Suwannee River.
WEBSITE: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2018-02-10–five-holes/#Sign
PHOTO: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2018-02-10–five-holes/20180210_154545.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2018-02-10–five-holes/#Sign
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Five Holes Beach Access 

CATEGORIES: Spring
LAYER: Other
OWNERSHIP: Public
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Ellaville
MILE: 131.04
ADDRESS: Downstream from Gibson Park, right bank, last bend before Suwannee River Campsites Ramp. Hamilton County.
DESCRIPTION: Beach access for climb up to five linked swallets leading to the Suwannee River.
PHOTO: https://wwals.net/wp-content/themes/pianoblack/img//2015/08/42cefa181cdec8937b9dbb738c7346411.jpg
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Five Holes Outflow 

CATEGORIES: Spring
LAYER: Point of Interest
OWNERSHIP: Public
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Ellaville
MILE: 131.01
ADDRESS: Downstream from Gibson Park, right bank, last bend before Suwannee River Campsites Ramp, just past the beach. Hamilton County.
DESCRIPTION: The outflow, also known as Seven Sisters Springs, of Five Holes, a chain of linked swallets.
PHOTO: https://wwals.net/wp-content/themes/pianoblack/img//2015/08/f94c2e66d0ac005bab615414ce51a0f31.jpg
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Seven Sisters Springs 

CATEGORIES: Spring
LAYER: Other
GPS: 30.4175, -83.155331
OWNERSHIP: Public
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Ellaville
MILE: 131.00
ADDRESS: Downstream from Gibson Park, just before Suwannee River Campsites Ramp. Hamilton County.
DESCRIPTION: 4th Magnitude spring, which is the outflow of Five Holes, a chain of linked sinks and springs. “”Seven Sisters Cave has two springs inside. The “”sisters”” refer to skylight entrances. The cave ends in a deep upstream sump.”” —Alan Cressler, 2008-08-14
PHOTO: https://wwals.net/wp-content/themes/pianoblack/img//2015/08/20588d762ab6c0bad2a0d9eb642a95121.jpg
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
PHOTO2: https://live.staticflickr.com/3041/2776217253_481912bb33_3k.jpg
Photoset2: https://www.flickr.com/photos/alan_cressler/2776217253
PHOTO2 SOURCE: Alan Cressler
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Suwannee River Campsites Ramp @ SW 46th Ave.




CATEGORIES: Landing
LAYER: Brochure
GPS: 30.414, -83.159167
OWNERSHIP: Public, SRWMD? PARCEL 5555-555
ACCESS: Yes, Ramp: Concrete, PARKING: Free
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Ellaville
MILE: 130.67
ADDRESS: Right bank. 10650 SW 46th Ave., Jasper, FL 32052, Hamilton County.
DESCRIPTION: From US 90, turn right onto NE Myrrh Street; cross the Withlacoochee River (road becomes CR 141); turn right on SW 74 Street; turn right on SW 44 Lane; travel south to SW 77 Street; turn left and follow to boat ramp. Government Owned for General Public Use.
HISTORIC FACTS: River put-in for many protests in 2015, 2016, and 2017 against the Sabal Trail fracked methane pipeline crossing slightly downstream. https://wwals.net/?p=28959
AKA: CR 141 Ramp (SRWMD) or Suwannee Campsites Ramp or Florida Trail Suwannee River Boat Launch Trailhead or Big Oak Boat Ramp.
UPSTREAM: 5.11 miles from Suwannee River Campsites Ramp to Gibson Park Ramp
DOWNSTREAM: 2.65 miles from Suwannee River Campsites Ramp to Suwannee River State Park Ramp
PHOTO: https://wwals.net/wp-content/themes/pianoblack/img//2021/12/20170423_125547-1.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://wwals.net/2017/04/23/suwannee-river-campsites/
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Suwannee River State Park Ramp @ 201st Path 







CATEGORIES: Landing
LAYER: Brochure
GPS: 30.3877, -83.1688
OWNERSHIP: Public, SRWMD
ACCESS: Yes, Launch: Concrete, CAMPING, WATER, RESTROOMS, PARKING: $5.00/vehicle, SHELTER, PICNIC AREA
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Ellaville
MILE: 128.02
ADDRESS: Left bank, 3631 201st Path, Live Oak, FL 32060, Suwannee County.
DESCRIPTION: Slightly upstream from the Withlacoochee River Confluence with the Suwannee River.
WEBSITE: https://www.floridastateparks.org/park/Suwannee-River
UPSTREAM: 2.65 miles from Suwannee River State Park Ramp to Suwannee River Campsites Ramp
DOWNSTREAM: 3.35 miles from Suwannee River State Park Ramp to Anderson Spring Launch
PHOTO: https://wwals.net/wp-content/themes/pianoblack/img//2015/08/69d2ffd7fa67b505d9a5ee0658c5e8f31.jpg
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Withlacoochee River Confluence 

CATEGORIES: Tributary
LAYER: Brochure
OWNERSHIP: Public
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Ellaville
MILE: 127.79
ADDRESS: About a quarter mile past the ranger station, a high bluff overlooks the spot where the Withlacoochee River comes in river right to join the Suwannee River about a thousand feet downstream from SRSP Boat Ramp, on its way to the Gulf of Mexico. Hamilton, Madison, Suwannee Counties.
DESCRIPTION: The tea-colored tannic acid water of the Withlacoochee River quickly gets lost in the deeper blackwater Suwannee River.
WEBSITE: https://www.floridastateparks.org/park/Suwannee-River
PHOTO: https://wwals.net/wp-content/themes/pianoblack/img//2015/08/998b9be46550e514053d60b9cf7c438c1.jpg
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
NE end Ellaville log boom 


CATEGORIES: Point Of Interest
LAYER: Point of Interest
OWNERSHIP: Public
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Ellaville
MILE: 127.82
ADDRESS: On the left (east) bank of the mouth of the Withlacoochee River. Hamilton County.
DESCRIPTION: Site of one end of the log boom that caught pine trees floated down the Withlacoochee River.
HISTORIC FACTS: The log boom fed the timber mill that was the prosperity of Ellaville.
WEBSITE: https://wwals.net/2022/12/01/county-bridge-hillman-bridge-suwannee-river-2022-11-26/
PHOTOSET: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-11-26–county-bridge-hillman-bridge-suwannee-river/#Maps
PHOTO SOURCE: Ken Sulak
PHONE NUMBER: (850) 290-2350
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
NW end Ellaville log boom 


CATEGORIES: Point Of Interest
LAYER: Point of Interest
OWNERSHIP: Public
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Ellaville
MILE: 127.79
ADDRESS: On the right (west) bank of the mouth of the Withlacoochee River. Madison County.
DESCRIPTION: Site of one end of the log boom that caught pine trees floated down the Withlacoochee River.
HISTORIC FACTS: The log boom fed the timber mill that was the prosperity of Ellaville.
WEBSITE: https://wwals.net/2022/12/01/county-bridge-hillman-bridge-suwannee-river-2022-11-26/
PHOTOSET: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-11-26–county-bridge-hillman-bridge-suwannee-river/#Maps
PHOTO SOURCE: Ken Sulak
PHONE NUMBER: (850) 290-2350
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Ellaville Suwannee River Ferry 


CATEGORIES: Ferry
LAYER: Bridge
OWNERSHIP: Public
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Ellaville
MILE: 127.76
ADDRESS: Just upstream from the Ellaville Gauge. Madison, Suwannee Counties.
DESCRIPTION: Site of the ferry before the County Bridge and the Hillman Bridge.
HISTORIC FACTS: Before the County Bridge was built in 1908, this ferry was the method to cross the Suwannee River below Ellaville.
WEBSITE: https://wwals.net/2022/12/01/county-bridge-hillman-bridge-suwannee-river-2022-11-26/
PHOTOSET: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-11-26–county-bridge-hillman-bridge-suwannee-river/#Maps
PHOTO SOURCE: Ken Sulak
PHONE NUMBER: (850) 290-2350
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Ellaville Gauge 


CATEGORIES: River Gauge
LAYER: River Gauge
OWNERSHIP: Public, TIITF/REC & PARKS & PARKS SUWANNEE RIVER ST PK, PARCEL 24-01S-11E-10898-000000 (90)
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Ellaville
MILE: 127.76
ADDRESS: Left bank, just upstream from CSX RR bridge, upstream from Hillman Bridge and US 90. Suwannee County.
DESCRIPTION: USGS 02319500 SUWANNEE RIVER AT ELLAVILLE, FLA
HISTORIC FACTS: “”The fact that the gauge station is right next to the old bridge site tells me that the gauge station was put in place also in 1908. It was left there but rebuilt in 1925 when the Hillman Bridge was built further downstream.”” —Ken Sulak
WEBSITE: https://water.weather.gov/ahps2/hydrograph.php?wfo=tae&gage=ellf1
PHOTO: https://water.weather.gov/resources/hydrographs/ellf1_hg.png
PHOTOSET: https://water.weather.gov/ahps2/hydrograph.php?gage=ellf1&wfo=tae
PHOTO SOURCE: National Weather Service
PHONE NUMBER: (850) 290-2350
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Ellaville County Bridge 


CATEGORIES: Bridge
LAYER: Bridge
OWNERSHIP: Public, TIITF/REC & PARKS & PARKS SUWANNEE RIVER ST PK, PARCEL 24-01S-11E-10898-000000 (90)
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Ellaville
MILE: 127.76
ADDRESS: Just upstream from the CSX RR Bridge on the left (south) bank is a remaining abutment of the Ellaville County Bridge. Madison, Suwannee Counties.
DESCRIPTION: “”The County Bridge rested upon concrete abutments and lally column supports, but there were also some tall timber pilings on the Madison County (north) side. A few of these very tall timber pilings still remain submerged in the river next to the base of the old County Bridge. Used to be about 8 of these in the mid-1990s. At least 2 remain and can be seen easily at very low water.”” —Ken Sulak
HISTORIC FACTS: Built in 1908 to replace the ferry. Itself replaced by the Hillman Bridge in 1928.
WEBSITE: https://wwals.net/2022/12/01/county-bridge-hillman-bridge-suwannee-river-2022-11-26/
PHOTOSET: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-11-26–county-bridge-hillman-bridge-suwannee-river/#CB
PHOTO SOURCE: Ken Sulak
PHONE NUMBER: (850) 290-2350
Photoset2: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2022-11-26–county-bridge-hillman-bridge-suwannee-river/#Maps
PHOTO2 SOURCE: Ken Sulak
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
CSX RR Bridge 

CATEGORIES: Railbridge
LAYER: Bridge
OWNERSHIP: Public
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Ellaville
MILE: 127.72
ADDRESS: 370 feet downstream from the Withlacoochee River Confluence. Madison, Suwannee Counties.
DESCRIPTION: Bridge actively used by CSX Railroad. Formerly the Pensacola and Georgia Railroad.
WEBSITE: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/gretchen/2019-06-01–wwals-withlacoochee/#Suwannee-River
PHOTO: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/gretchen/2019-06-01–wwals-withlacoochee/P6011062.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/gretchen/2019-06-01–wwals-withlacoochee/#Suwannee-River
PHOTO SOURCE: Gretchen Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (850) 290-2350
PHOTO2: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/gretchen/2019-06-01–wwals-withlacoochee/P6011064.jpg
Photoset2: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/gretchen/2019-06-01–wwals-withlacoochee/#Suwannee-River
PHOTO2 SOURCE: Gretchen
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Hillman Bridge



CATEGORIES: Bridge
LAYER: Bridge
OWNERSHIP: Public
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Ellaville
MILE: 127.58
ADDRESS: A fifth of a mile downstream from the Withlacoochee River Confluence, between the CSX RR Bridge and the US 90 Bridge, NE Drew Way, Live Oak, FL 32060, Madison, Suwannee Counties.
DESCRIPTION: Built 1926, abandoned 1983, 916.0-foot 3-span Metal 7 Panel Rivet-Connected Pratt Through Truss bridge over the Suwannee River.
HISTORIC FACTS: “”Hillman Bridge is a through truss bridge located in the small town of Ellaville, once a thriving sawmill and manufacturing center owned by George Franklin Drew, Florida’s governor between 1877 to 1881. Built as a federal aid project in 1925-1926 by the R.H.H. Blackwell Co. of East Aurora, N.Y., it was named “Hillman Bridge†during its construction after W.J. Hillman of Live Oak, a member of the State Road Department who had helped push for the construction of the bridge.”” https://www.abandonedfl.com/hillman-bridge/
AKA: Old US 90 Bridge
WEBSITE: https://www.abandonedfl.com/hillman-bridge/
OTHER REFERENCE: https://historicbridges.org/bridges/browser/?bridgebrowser=florida/ellaville/
PHOTO: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/gretchen/2019-06-01–wwals-withlacoochee/P6011066.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://www.wwals.net/pictures/gretchen/2019-06-01–wwals-withlacoochee/#Suwannee-River
PHOTO SOURCE: Gretchen Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (850) 290-2350
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
US 90 Suwannee River Bridge

CATEGORIES: Bridge
LAYER: Bridge
GPS: 30.3846, -83.17574
OWNERSHIP: Public
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Ellaville
MILE: 127.51
ADDRESS: A quarter mile downstream from the Withlacoochee River Confluence. Madison, Suwannee Counties.
DESCRIPTION: 761.2 ft. 10-span prestressed concrete stringer bridge built in 1986 over the Suwannee River.
AKA: FL 10 Suwannee River Bridge
WEBSITE: https://bridgereports.com/1082061
PHOTO: https://goo.gl/maps/Jexnmzw2J44yykyu8
PHOTOSET: https://www.google.com/maps/@30.38497, -83.174671, 467m/data=!3m1!1e3
PHOTO SOURCE: Google streetview
PHONE NUMBER: (850) 290-2350
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Suwannee River Canoe Rental 

CATEGORIES: Outfitter
LAYER: Brochure
OWNERSHIP: Private
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Ellaville
MILE: 127.86
ADDRESS: 4404 193rd Dr, Live Oak, FL 32060, Suwannee County.
DESCRIPTION: Est. 1986.
GRN: No
WEBSITE: http://www.suwanneerivercanoerental.com/
PHOTOSET: http://www.suwanneerivercanoerental.com/About-Us.html
PHOTO SOURCE: Suwannee River Canoe Rental
PHONE NUMBER: (386) 364-4185
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Suwannee Plant Intake 
CATEGORIES: Tributary
LAYER: Point of Interest
OWNERSHIP: Private, Duke Energy
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Ellaville
MILE: 127.06
ADDRESS: 3880 River Rd, Live Oak, FL 32060, Suwannee County.
DESCRIPTION: Cooling water intake for natural gas power plant
WEBSITE: https://www.industrynet.com/listing/3810806/duke-energy-florida-inc-suwannee-river-plant
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Suwannee Plant 

CATEGORIES: Point Of Interest
LAYER: Other
OWNERSHIP: Private, Duke Energy
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Ellaville
MILE: 127.01
ADDRESS: 3880 River Rd, Live Oak, FL 32060, Suwannee County.
DESCRIPTION: Natural gas power plant
HISTORIC FACTS: “”Peaking plant; all 3 gas turbines were retired in December 2016, reducing MW tot capacity to 155.”” https://www.industrynet.com/listing/3810806/duke-energy-florida-inc-suwannee-river-plant
WEBSITE: https://www.industrynet.com/listing/3810806/duke-energy-florida-inc-suwannee-river-plant
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Suwannee Plant Outflow 
CATEGORIES: Tributary
LAYER: Point of Interest
OWNERSHIP: Private, Duke Energy
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Ellaville
MILE: 126.72
ADDRESS: 3880 River Rd, Live Oak, FL 32060, Suwannee County.
DESCRIPTION: Cooling water outflow from natural gas power plant
WEBSITE: https://www.industrynet.com/listing/3810806/duke-energy-florida-inc-suwannee-river-plant
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Suwannee Solar Plant 


CATEGORIES: Solar
LAYER: Other
OWNERSHIP: Private, Duke Energy, PARCEL 25-01S-11E-1090700.0000
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Ellaville
MILE: 126.63
ADDRESS: River Road, Live Oak, FL 32060, east across from Duke Suwannee River Power Plant. Suwannee County.
DESCRIPTION: 8.8 megawatt solar plant on 62 acres.
WEBSITE: https://wwals.net/2017/04/24/suwannee-bocc-approves-duke-solar-plant-2017-04-18/
PHOTO: http://wwals.com/wp-content/themes/pianoblack/img//2017/04/a6c027f5faee8c0ad55dbbabfa9592f5.jpg
PHOTOSET: https://wwals.net/2017/04/24/suwannee-bocc-approves-duke-solar-plant-2017-04-18/
PHOTO SOURCE: Suwannee County Property Appraiser
PHONE NUMBER: (850) 290-2350
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
I-10 Bridge 
CATEGORIES: Bridge
LAYER: Bridge
OWNERSHIP: Public
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
MILE: 125.07
ADDRESS: Between Live Oak and Madison, Florida. 2 3/4 miles downstream from the WIthlacoochee River Confluence and half a mile upstream fro Anderson Spring Launch. Madison, Suwannee Counties.
DESCRIPTION: A pair of modern interstate highway bridges built in 1971.
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Anderson Spring Launch @ River Road 
CATEGORIES: Landing
LAYER: Brochure
GPS: 30.352967, -83.18937
OWNERSHIP: Public
ACCESS: Yes, Launch: riverbank
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Ellaville
MILE: 124.67
ADDRESS: From Live Oak, go west on US 90; turn left onto River Road; entrance to Anderson Springs will be on your right. Suwannee County.
UPSTREAM: 3.35 miles from Anderson Spring Launch to Suwannee River State Park Ramp
DOWNSTREAM: 8.73 miles from Anderson Spring Launch to Boundary Bend Ramp
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Boundary Bend Ramp @ SE Boundary Bend Trail 
CATEGORIES: Landing
LAYER: Brochure
OWNERSHIP: Public
ACCESS: Yes, Ramp: Concrete
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Dowling Park
MILE: 115.94
ADDRESS: From Dowling Park, travel west on CR 250; turn right on NW CR 101; travel north on NW CR 101 (road becomes SE Waccamaw Avenue); turn right on SE Boundary Bend Trail and follow to ramp. Madison County.
UPSTREAM: 8.73 miles from Boundary Bend Ramp to Anderson Spring Launch
DOWNSTREAM: 2.87 miles from Boundary Bend Ramp to Dowling Park Ramp
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Dowling Park River Camp 







CATEGORIES: Public Land
LAYER: Hiking Trail
OWNERSHIP: Public
ACCESS: CAMPING, WATER, RESTROOMS, PARKING: Free, SHELTER, PICNIC AREA
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Dowling Park
MILE: 113.29
ADDRESS: Located right across the river from the Advent Christian Village in the town of Dowling Park. Lafayette County.
DESCRIPTION: Steep steps up from the river to a boat rack, across a dining pavilion, to two air-conditioned bathrooms with hot and cold running water, with nearby five elevated and screened sleeping pavilions with electricity.
WEBSITE: http://www.suwanneeadventures.com/river-camps.html
PHOTOSET: https://wwals.net/2020/08/26/pictures-suwannee-river-dowling-park-river-camp-2020-07-18/
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Dowling Park Ramp @ CR 250 

CATEGORIES: Landing
LAYER: Brochure
GPS: 30.244833, -83.249
OWNERSHIP: Public
ACCESS: Yes, Ramp: Concrete
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Dowling Park
MILE: 113.07
ADDRESS: The boat ramp is on the north side of CR 250 at the Suwannee River. Suwannee County.
DESCRIPTION: Wide and easily accessible, slightly downstream from Dowling Park River Camp.
UPSTREAM: 2.87 miles from Dowling Park Ramp to Boundary Bend Ramp
DOWNSTREAM: 1.68 miles from Dowling Park Ramp to Sims Landing Ramp (North Lafayette County)
PHOTOSET: https://wwals.net/2020/08/26/pictures-suwannee-river-dowling-park-river-camp-2020-07-18/
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Dowling Park Gauge @ CR 250 
CATEGORIES: River Gauge
LAYER: River Gauge
OWNERSHIP: Public
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Dowling Park
MILE: 113.02
ADDRESS: Suwannee River at CR 250, Suwanneee, Lafayette Counties.
DESCRIPTION: USGS 02319800 SUWANNEE RIVER AT DOWLING PARK, FLORIDA
WEBSITE: https://water.weather.gov/ahps2/hydrograph.php?wfo=tae&gage=douf1
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
CR 250 Bridge 

CATEGORIES: Bridge
LAYER: Bridge
OWNERSHIP: Public
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
MILE: 112.99
ADDRESS: Southwest of Dowling Park, and just downstream from Dowling Park Ramp. Suwanneee, Lafayette Counties.
DESCRIPTION: A modern highway bridge built in 1955 and substantially rebuilt in July 2020.
PHOTOSET: https://wwals.net/2020/08/26/pictures-suwannee-river-dowling-park-river-camp-2020-07-18/
PHOTO SOURCE: John S. Quarterman
PHONE NUMBER: (229) 242-0102
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
LOPG RR Bridge 
CATEGORIES: Railbridge
LAYER: Bridge
GPS: 30.24327, -83.250864
OWNERSHIP: Public
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
MILE: 112.96
ADDRESS: About 150 feet downstream of the CR 250 Bridge. Suwanneee, Lafayette Counties.
DESCRIPTION: Former Live Oak, Perry and Gulf Railroad line, built in 1957, closed in 1977.
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Sims Landing Ramp (North Lafayette County) @ NW Sims Landing Road 
CATEGORIES: Landing
LAYER: Brochure
GPS: 30.2275, -83.240667
OWNERSHIP: Public
ACCESS: Yes, Ramp: Concrete
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Dowling Park
MILE: 111.39
ADDRESS: From Dowling Park, travel west on CR 250; turn left on NW CR 251; travel south on NW CR 251; turn left on NW Sims Landing Road and follow to boat ramp. Lafayette County.
UPSTREAM: 1.68 miles from Sims Landing Ramp (North Lafayette County) to Dowling Park Ramp
DOWNSTREAM: 0.96 mile from Sims Landing Ramp (North Lafayette County) to Christian Tract Launch
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Christian Tract Launch @ Shirley Springs Trail 
CATEGORIES: Landing
LAYER: Brochure
GPS: 30.215, -83.243167
OWNERSHIP: Public
ACCESS: Yes, Launch: riverbank
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Dowling Park
MILE: 110.43
ADDRESS: From Live Oak, travel southwest on CR 250 to 225 Road; turn left; travel south to 136 Street; turn right and travel west; crossover 233 Road onto Christian Path; follow road and turn right on Shirley Springs Trail; follow road to canoe launch. Suwannee County.
UPSTREAM: 0.96 mile from Christian Tract Launch to Sims Landing Ramp (North Lafayette County)
DOWNSTREAM: 3.87 miles from Christian Tract Launch to Charles Spring Ramp
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Charles Spring Ramp @ 237 Drive 
CATEGORIES: Landing
LAYER: Brochure
GPS: 30.166833, -83.231
OWNERSHIP: Public
ACCESS: Yes, Ramp: Concrete
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Luraville
MILE: 106.56
ADDRESS: From Live Oak, travel south on SR 51 to 152 Street; turn right on 152 Street; travel west crossing 237 Drive and boat ramp is in the county park. Suwannee County.
UPSTREAM: 3.87 miles from Charles Spring Ramp to Christian Tract Launch
DOWNSTREAM: 0.06 mile from Charles Spring Ramp to Ezell Landing Ramp
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Ezell Landing Ramp @ Ezell Landing Road 
CATEGORIES: Landing
LAYER: Brochure
OWNERSHIP: Public
ACCESS: Yes, Ramp: Concrete
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Luraville
MILE: 106.5
ADDRESS: From Mayo, travel north on US 27 to CR 292; turn right on CR 292; travel north to ninety degree turn; continue straight on Ezell Landing Road and follow to boat ramp. Lafayette County.
UPSTREAM: 0.06 mile from Ezell Landing Ramp to Charles Spring Ramp
DOWNSTREAM: 3.07 miles from Ezell Landing Ramp to Lafayette Blue Springs State Park Ramp
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Lafayette Blue Springs State Park Ramp @ NW Blue Springs Road 
CATEGORIES: Landing
LAYER: Brochure
GPS: 30.127167, -83.2255
OWNERSHIP: Public
ACCESS: Yes, Ramp: Concrete
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Luraville
MILE: 103.43
ADDRESS: From Mayo, travel west on US 27 to CR 292; turn right and go north to NW Blue Springs Road; turn right and follow road to Lafayette Blue Springs State Park. Lafayette County.
UPSTREAM: 3.07 miles from Lafayette Blue Springs State Park Ramp to Ezell Landing Ramp
DOWNSTREAM: 5.21 miles from Lafayette Blue Springs State Park Ramp to Hal W. Adams Bridge Ramp
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Hal W. Adams Bridge

CATEGORIES: Bridge
LAYER: Bridge
OWNERSHIP: Public
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
MILE: 98.26
ADDRESS: Between Luraville and Mayo. Suwannee, Lafayette Counties.
DESCRIPTION: Highway bridge built in 1947.
AKA: FL 51 Bridge
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Luraville Gauge 
CATEGORIES: River Gauge
LAYER: River Gauge
OWNERSHIP: Public
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Luraville
MILE: 98.28
ADDRESS: On SR 51 Hal W. Adams Bridge between Luraville and Mayo. Suwannee, Lafayette Counties.
DESCRIPTION: USGS 02320000 SUWANNEE RIVER AT LURAVILLE, FLA.
WEBSITE: https://water.weather.gov/ahps2/hydrograph.php?wfo=tae&gage=lurf1&prob_type=stage&source=hydrograph
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Hal W. Adams Bridge Ramp @ FL 51 
CATEGORIES: Landing
LAYER: Brochure
GPS: 30.098833, -83.171
OWNERSHIP: Public
ACCESS: Yes, Ramp: Concrete
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Luraville
MILE: 98.22
ADDRESS: From Mayo, travel north on SR 51 to the river and the ramp is on the right. Lafayette County.
UPSTREAM: 5.21 miles from Hal W. Adams Bridge Ramp to Lafayette Blue Springs State Park Ramp
DOWNSTREAM: 0.78 mile from Hal W. Adams Bridge Ramp to Telford Springs Ramp
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Telford Springs Ramp 
CATEGORIES: Landing
LAYER: Brochure
OWNERSHIP: Public
ACCESS: Yes, Ramp: Concrete
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Luraville
MILE: 97.44
ADDRESS: From Live Oak, travel south on SR 51 to 180 Street; turn left; travel east to 203 Road; turn right and follow to boat ramp. Suwannee County.
UPSTREAM: 0.78 mile from Telford Springs Ramp to Hal W. Adams Bridge Ramp
DOWNSTREAM: 4.57 miles from Telford Springs Ramp to Hardenbergh Ramp
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Peacock Slough River Camp 






CATEGORIES: Public Land
LAYER: Hiking Trail
GPS: 30.1015, -83.137167
OWNERSHIP: Public
ACCESS: CAMPING, WATER, RESTROOMS, PARKING: Free, SHELTER, PICNIC AREA
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Luraville
MILE: 95.57
ADDRESS: Located on the river just south of Peacock Springs State Park. Lafayette County.
WEBSITE: http://www.suwanneeadventures.com/river-camps.html
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Drew Bridge 

CATEGORIES: Railbridge
LAYER: Bridge
GPS: 30.10103, -83.114136
OWNERSHIP: Public
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
MILE: 93.65
ADDRESS: Three quarters of a mile upstream from Hardenbergh Ramp, and 4 1/2 miles downstream from Hal W. Adams Bridge Ramp. 154 Trestle Dr NE, Mayo, FL 32066. Suwannee, Lafayette Counties.
DESCRIPTION: A railroad hand-turned swing bridge of the former Suwannee & San Pedro Railroad line, now perpetually askew in the middle of the Suwannee River. “”This railroad bridge was reportedly moved here from Brazil and put into service at this location around 1901, and abandoned in 1920.”” –Historic Bridges https://historicbridges.org/bridges/browser/?bridgebrowser=florida/drewbridge/
HISTORIC FACTS: “”The bridge and the railroad it served has connections to Florida’s governor (from 1877-1881) George Franklin Drew and his sons George L. Drew and Franklin Drew. George Franklin Drew also created a logging company called the Drew Lumber Company, which was operated along with his son George L. Drew. In 1899, the lumber company found need for a railroad to haul their materials, and they ended up buying the Suwannee and San Pedro Railroad, and extended it so that it would cross the Suwannee River. They took over the railroad’s charter in July 1, 1899 and only 20 days later amended it to extend the link to places like Mayo, FL. This new, extended route needed a Suwannee River bridge. George L. Drew died in September 27, 1900, and Franklin Drew and George L. Drew took the lead in the railroad endeavor as a result. They had purchased a bridge for $15, 500, which reportedly came from Brazil, which was barged into this location to serve their new section of railroad line. Reportedly, the eastern approach grading work was completed by May 8, 1901. It is thus assumed the bridge was installed around this time. The Suwannee and San Pedro Railroad was merged with some other railroad companies into the Florida Railway in 1905. The railway did not last, partially due to completion from other railroads, and from 1918-1921 the railroad was dismantled. The bridge however was not scrapped out, and instead in 1920, Suwannee and Lafayette Counties purchased the bridge for potential use as a highway bridge. This apparently never panned out, and the bridge has remained standing abandoned in the open position to this day.”” https://historicbridges.org/bridges/browser/?bridgebrowser=florida/drewbridge/
WEBSITE: https://historicbridges.org/bridges/browser/?bridgebrowser=florida/drewbridge/
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Hardenbergh Ramp 
CATEGORIES: Landing
LAYER: Brochure
OWNERSHIP: Public
ACCESS: Yes, Ramp: Concrete
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Luraville
MILE: 92.87
ADDRESS: From Mayo, travel east on US 27 to NE CR 361; turn left; travel north to NE CR 354; cross over to NE Pecan Avenue; turn right on NE River Road and follow to boat ramp. Lafayette County.
UPSTREAM: 4.57 miles from Hardenbergh Ramp to Telford Springs Ramp
DOWNSTREAM: 1.19 miles from Hardenbergh Ramp to Suwannee River Rendezvous Ramp
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Suwannee River Rendezvous 
CATEGORIES: Outfitter
LAYER: Brochure
GPS: 30.08683, -83.09455
OWNERSHIP: Private
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Luraville
MILE: 91.69
ADDRESS: 828 NE Primrose Rd, Mayo, FL 32066, Lafayette County.
DESCRIPTION: Campground & RV Resort in Mayo, Florida
GRN: No
WEBSITE: https://www.suwanneeriverrendezvous.com/
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Suwannee River Rendezvous Ramp 
CATEGORIES: Landing
LAYER: Brochure
GPS: 30.086833, -83.0945
OWNERSHIP: Public
ACCESS: Yes, Launch: riverbank
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Luraville
MILE: 91.68
ADDRESS: From Mayo, travel US 27 east 4.5 miles to NE CR 354; turn left and travel north to NE Primrose Road; turn right at the curve; the ramp is at Suwannee River Rendezvous. Lafayette County.
UPSTREAM: 1.19 miles from Suwannee River Rendezvous Ramp to Hardenbergh Ramp
DOWNSTREAM: 1.27 miles from Suwannee River Rendezvous Ramp to Hugh Byron Hollingsworth Sr. Ramp
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Hugh Byron Hollingsworth Sr. Ramp 
CATEGORIES: Landing
LAYER: Brochure
GPS: 30.083333, -83.074
OWNERSHIP: Public
ACCESS: Yes, Ramp: Concrete
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Luraville
MILE: 90.41
ADDRESS: From Live Oak, take SR 51 south to CR 349; turn left on CR 349; travel south to 198 Terrace; turn right and travel west to 157 Lane; turn left and follow road to 198 Trail; turn left and travel east to 157 Drive; turn right into park. Suwannee County.
UPSTREAM: 1.27 miles from Hugh Byron Hollingsworth Sr. Ramp to Suwannee River Rendezvous Ramp
DOWNSTREAM: 3.81 miles from Hugh Byron Hollingsworth Sr. Ramp to Ft. Macomb Ramp
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Cave Dive Camp 

CATEGORIES: Outfitter
LAYER: Other
GPS: 30.063209, -83.05606
OWNERSHIP: Private, Sean McCarthy
ACCESS: Yes
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Luraville
MILE: 88.31
ADDRESS: 14942 Riverside Dr, O’Brien, FL 32071, Suwannee County.
DESCRIPTION: Private Camping and Aquatic Adventures on the Suwannee River
GRN: No
WEBSITE: http://www.cavedivecamp.com/
PHOTOSET: http://www.cavedivecamp.com/
PHOTO SOURCE: Cave Dive Camp
PHONE NUMBER: (407) 797-2633
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Ft. Macomb Ramp 
CATEGORIES: Landing
LAYER: Brochure
OWNERSHIP: Public
ACCESS: Yes, Ramp: Concrete
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Luraville
MILE: 86.60
ADDRESS: From Mayo, travel east on US 27 to CR 410; turn left on CR 410; follow to boat ramp. Lafayette County.
UPSTREAM: 3.81 miles from Ft. Macomb Ramp to Hugh Byron Hollingsworth Sr. Ramp
DOWNSTREAM: 2.94 miles from Ft. Macomb Ramp to Walker Tract Launch
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Adams Tract River Camp 






CATEGORIES: Public Land
LAYER: Hiking Trail
GPS: 30.035, -83.019
OWNERSHIP: Public
ACCESS: CAMPING, WATER, RESTROOMS, PARKING: Free, SHELTER, PICNIC AREA
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Branford
MILE: 85.23
ADDRESS: Located just a few miles upriver of Troy Springs State Park, just north of Branford. Lafayette County.
WEBSITE: http://www.suwanneeadventures.com/river-camps.html
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Walker Tract Launch 
CATEGORIES: Landing
LAYER: Brochure
GPS: 30.016833, -83.006
OWNERSHIP: Public
ACCESS: Yes, Launch: riverbank
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Branford
MILE: 83.66
ADDRESS: From Branford, travel west on US 27 to NE CR 425; turn right and travel north; at the end of the pavement the road becomes NE Jeff Walker Road; turn right on the first dirt road to the right and follow to canoe launch. Lafayette County.
UPSTREAM: 2.94 miles from Walker Tract Launch to Ft. Macomb Ramp
DOWNSTREAM: 1.74 miles from Walker Tract Launch to Ruth Springs Launch
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Ruth Springs Launch 
CATEGORIES: Landing
LAYER: Brochure
OWNERSHIP: Public
ACCESS: Yes, Launch: riverbank
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Branford
MILE: 81.92
ADDRESS: From Branford, travel west on US 27 to NE CR 425; turn right and travel north to NE Ruth Springs Road, turn right and take the first dirt road to the left and follow to canoe launch. Lafayette County.
UPSTREAM: 1.74 miles from Ruth Springs Launch to Walker Tract Launch
DOWNSTREAM: 2.96 miles from Ruth Springs Launch to Patrician Oaks Ramp
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Denali Mine 

CATEGORIES: Mine
LAYER: Brochure
OWNERSHIP: Private, BOURNE REACHER LLC, PARCEL 32-05S-14E-03723-001000
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
MILE: 80.06
ADDRESS: 24401 93rd Dr, O Brien, FL 32071, Suwannee County.
DESCRIPTION: “”Surface Metal Mine specialising in Crushed, Broken Limestone NEC, operated by Denali Mining Inc.””
HISTORIC FACTS: Application FLA187232-005 for an Industrial Wastewater Permit filed with FDEP October 6, 2022.
WEBSITE: https://minesdatabase.com/mines/view/801273
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Patrician Oaks Ramp 
CATEGORIES: Landing
LAYER: Brochure
OWNERSHIP: Public
ACCESS: Yes, Ramp: Concrete
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Branford
MILE: 78.96
ADDRESS: From Branford, travel west on US 27 to NE Lantana Road; turn right and follow road to boat ramp. Lafayette County.
UPSTREAM: 2.96 miles from Patrician Oaks Ramp to Ruth Springs Launch
DOWNSTREAM: 3.01 miles from Patrician Oaks Ramp to Ivey Memorial Park Ramp
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Branford Gauge 
CATEGORIES: River Gauge
LAYER: River Gauge
OWNERSHIP: Public
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Branford
MILE: 76.08
ADDRESS: On US 27 bridge west from Branford. Suwannee County.
DESCRIPTION: USGS 02320500 SUWANNEE RIVER AT BRANFORD, FLA.
WEBSITE: https://water.weather.gov/ahps2/hydrograph.php?wfo=tae&gage=bfdf1&prob_type=stage&source=hydrograph
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Frank R. Norris Bridge

CATEGORIES: Bridge
LAYER: Bridge
GPS: 29.955173, -82.92955
OWNERSHIP: Public
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
MILE: 76.08
ADDRESS: Just west of Branford on US 27. Suwannee, Lafayette Counties.
DESCRIPTION: A modern highway bridge built in 1989.
AKA: US 27 Suwannee River Bridge
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Ivey Memorial Park Ramp 
CATEGORIES: Landing
LAYER: Brochure
OWNERSHIP: Public
ACCESS: Yes, Ramp: Concrete
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Branford
MILE: 75.95
ADDRESS: Boat ramp is located in Branford on the south side of US 27 at the Bridge in Ivey Memorial Park. Suwannee County.
UPSTREAM: 3.01 miles from Ivey Memorial Park Ramp to Patrician Oaks Ramp
DOWNSTREAM: 9.39 miles from Ivey Memorial Park Ramp to Dorothy Land Ramp
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Dorothy Land Ramp 
CATEGORIES: Landing
LAYER: Brochure
OWNERSHIP: Public
ACCESS: Yes, Ramp: Concrete
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Branford
MILE: 66.56
ADDRESS: From Branford, travel US 27 west to CR 349; turn left and travel south to SE CR 480; turn left and travel east to SE CR 500; turn left and travel north to SE CR 490; turn right and follow to boat ramp. Lafayette County.
UPSTREAM: 9.39 miles from Dorothy Land Ramp to Ivey Memorial Park Ramp
DOWNSTREAM: 3.42 miles from Dorothy Land Ramp to Sims Landing Ramp
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Sims Landing Ramp 
CATEGORIES: Landing
LAYER: Brochure
GPS: 29.854, -82.887333
OWNERSHIP: Public
ACCESS: Yes, Ramp: Concrete
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Bell
MILE: 63.14
ADDRESS: From Branford, travel US 27 west to CR 349; turn left and travel south to SE CR 500; turn left and travel to SE S. N. Hill Road; turn right and travel to SE R. M. Mears Road; turn right and follow to ramp. Lafayette County.
UPSTREAM: 3.42 miles from Sims Landing Ramp to Dorothy Land Ramp
DOWNSTREAM: 3.69 miles from Sims Landing Ramp to Hirsh Landing Ramp
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
Hirsh Landing Ramp 
CATEGORIES: Landing
LAYER: Brochure
OWNERSHIP: Public
ACCESS: Yes, Ramp: Concrete
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Bell
MILE: 59.45
ADDRESS: From Branford, travel US 27 west to CR 349; turn left and travel south to SE CR 500; turn left and travel to SE Leopard Road; turn right and travel to SE Foster Drive; turn right; ramp is on the left. Lafayette County.
UPSTREAM: 3.69 miles from Hirsh Landing Ramp to Sims Landing Ramp
DOWNSTREAM: 2.42 miles from Hirsh Landing Ramp to NW 967 Street Ramp
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
NW 967 Street Ramp 
CATEGORIES: Landing
LAYER: Brochure
GPS: 29.7995, -82.9275
OWNERSHIP: Public
ACCESS: Yes, Ramp: Concrete
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Bell
MILE: 57.03
ADDRESS: From Old Town, travel north on CR 349 to CR 340; turn left and travel east 2.5 miles to NW 967 Street; turn left; ramp is at the end of the road. Dixie County.
UPSTREAM: 2.42 miles from NW 967 Street Ramp to Hirsh Landing Ramp
DOWNSTREAM: 0.65 mile from NW 967 Street Ramp to Rock Bluff Ramp
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9
J.H. Anderson Jr. Memorial Park 




CATEGORIES: Public Land
LAYER: Brochure
GPS: 29.799769, -82.91802
OWNERSHIP: Public, SRWMD, PARCEL 09-08-14-0000-0005-0000
ACCESS: RESTROOMS, PARKING: $5, PICNIC AREA
WATER BODY: Suwannee River
GAUGE: Bell
MILE: 56.51
ADDRESS: 6560 Co Rd 340, Bell, FL 32619, Gilchrist County.
DESCRIPTION: This park encompasses 175-acres, protects the Rock Bluff Springs, and sits directly on the banks of the Suwannee River.
WEBSITE: https://www.mysuwanneeriver.com/ArchiveCenter/ViewFile/Item/1243
PHOTO: https://wwals.net/pictures/2019-05-30–rock-bluff-spring-park/rock-bluff-springs-edwin-mccook.jpg
PHOTO SOURCE: WWALS
PHONE NUMBER: (850) 290-2350
Suggestions: https://forms.gle/DipPgU2TP5atc2Rf9