jerseycat9
11-12-2007, 12:05 PM
Lake Lanier's water level is 1053.99 feet above sea level, which means that it is 17.01 feet below full pool.
When the water level is low, some boat ramps become unusable. Listed are the lowest ramp at each park. Some parks may have higher ramps that are closed while the lowest ramp remains open.
If the boat ramp's elevation is higher than 1053.99, the park is closed for boat launches.
Launch Site Elevation Ramps Open or Closed?
Tidwell Park 1048.2 Open
Charleston Park 1050.5 Open
Big Creek Park 1050.7 Open
Little Hall Park 1051 Open
Little River Park 1052.7 Open
Vanns Tavern Park 1053.1 Open
Clarks Bridge Park 1053.2 Open
War Hill Park 1053.2 Open
and you can pretty much cross three of these off the list by the end of the week the DNR has started mulling over the idea of putting a stop to all boat traffic I dont think it will come to that but who knows?? I didnt expect to see nearly all ramps closed by this fall either
When the water level is low, some boat ramps become unusable. Listed are the lowest ramp at each park. Some parks may have higher ramps that are closed while the lowest ramp remains open.
If the boat ramp's elevation is higher than 1053.99, the park is closed for boat launches.
Launch Site Elevation Ramps Open or Closed?
Tidwell Park 1048.2 Open
Charleston Park 1050.5 Open
Big Creek Park 1050.7 Open
Little Hall Park 1051 Open
Little River Park 1052.7 Open
Vanns Tavern Park 1053.1 Open
Clarks Bridge Park 1053.2 Open
War Hill Park 1053.2 Open
and you can pretty much cross three of these off the list by the end of the week the DNR has started mulling over the idea of putting a stop to all boat traffic I dont think it will come to that but who knows?? I didnt expect to see nearly all ramps closed by this fall either