Crenshaw Road Bridge

Crenshaw Road Bridge provides access to the Coldwater River, a major river system in northern Mississippi with a drainage area of 1,876 square miles. The Coldwater is a substantial waterway classified as stream order 8, indicating it is a significant river comparable in importance to major systems like the Mississippi and Missouri. At this location, boaters can expect an average flow of approximately 2,988 cubic feet per second with velocities around 4.31 feet per second, creating moderate current conditions typical of a mature river system.

The Coldwater River spans 170 miles total length with a total elevation drop of 444 feet, resulting in an average gradient of 2.6 feet per mile. This site is located in Tunica County in the headwater region of the river system, approximately 883 miles from the river mouth. The moderate current and substantial flow volume make this a productive waterway for various boating activities, though paddlers should be prepared for moving water conditions.

Access at Crenshaw Road Bridge allows entry to a river section suitable for motorboats, canoes, and kayaks, depending on water levels and personal skill. Boaters should be aware of the river's current conditions and plan accordingly for the moderate velocity water. This location provides a solid access point for those looking to explore the middle reaches of the Coldwater River system.