Blounts Creek

Blounts Creek is a medium-sized river in Beaufort County, North Carolina, located near Chocowinity. The access point at this boat ramp provides entry to a 13.12-mile waterway with a total elevation drop of 29 feet. The creek has an average flow of 64.17 cubic feet per second and a gentle average gradient of 2.2 feet per mile, making it suitable for recreational paddling and boating activities.

The water conditions on Blounts Creek are characterized by relatively slow current and a moderate stream order rating of 4. With an average velocity of 0.81 feet per second, the creek offers manageable conditions for paddlers of varying experience levels. The drainage area of 61 square miles supports consistent water flow throughout most seasons. Boaters should note that this waterway is located 41 miles upstream from the river mouth, placing it in the upper portion of the watershed system.

Access to Blounts Creek via this ramp in Chocowinity allows exploration of a scenic North Carolina waterway. Paddlers can expect relatively calm conditions suitable for recreational boating, kayaking, and canoeing. The gentle gradient and moderate flow make this an accessible option for those seeking to explore the regional waterway network.