Update 2025-03-12: Mayday Landing ARWT Signs 2025-02-26.
Thanks to Echols County Manager Alan Levesque and the Echols County Road Crew for planting the Statenville Boat Ramp signs next to the ramp.
![[ARWT signs planted, Statenville Boat Ramp 2025-02-26, Thanks, Alan Levesque, Echols County Manager]](https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2025-02-26--statenville-boat-ramp-arwt-signs/fbmany.jpg)
ARWT signs planted, Statenville Boat Ramp 2025-02-26, Thanks, Alan Levesque, Echols County Manager
I delivered them the previous day at an Echols County Comprehensive Plan Five-Year Update meeting. Continue reading
The Alapaha River is moving fast at Statenville Boat Ramp,
just upstream of the GA 94 bridge and west across the river from Statenville, Georgia,
on the Alapaha River Water Trail (ARWT).
https://wwals.net/maps/arwt
![[Statenville Boat Ramp, Alapaha River 2025-02-25, GA 94 Bridge, Sky Dog]](https://www.wwals.net/pictures/2025-02-25--statenville-boat-ramp/fbmany.jpg)
Statenville Boat Ramp, Alapaha River 2025-02-25, GA 94 Bridge, Sky Dog
The Statenville Gauge read 9.61 feet (85.71 feet NAVD88), with 1580 cubic feet per second of discharge (2.04 kcfs).
Sky the Suwannee Riverkeeper Dog came along to sniff out the situation.
More pictures and videos below. Continue reading