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Alapaha River access points and trip distances, Georgia

6 access points (6 public) along 71.7 river miles of the Alapaha River in Georgia. Distances are measured along the river on the NHDPlus V2 main-stem flowline, not straight-line. River mile 0 is the farthest-upstream access listed here.

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Access points in river order

River mileAccessLatitude, longitudeTo next (river mi)
0.0Berrien Beach
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31.15726, -83.03970 16.7
16.7Lakeland
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31.04548, -83.04350 40.1
56.8Statenville (SR94)
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30.70437, -83.03274 0.0
56.8Georgia Dnr Boat Ramp - Statenville (Ga Highway 94)
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30.70453, -83.03361 10.2
67.0Alapahoochee (Sasser) Landing
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30.60088, -83.07304 4.8
71.7Jennings Bluff Canoe Launch
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30.56725, -83.03506 end

Sources: river line and lengths from NHDPlus V2 via EPA WATERS (lengths scaled to each reach's published length); access points from FWC Florida Boat Ramp Inventory, Georgia DNR WRD Water Access. Only access points in our launch data are shown, so there may be others. Check access, dams and conditions before you go.

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