Access Site
GA
George L. Smith State Park
City: Twin City, GA
County: Emanuel County
Type: Boat Ramp
Location: 32.55509186, -82.12048340
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Location
Interactive access map
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Nearby Gauge Conditions
Ohoopee River near Aline, GA
10 mi away
Ohoopee River at GA 297, near Swainsboro, GA
10.7 mi away
Real-time data from USGS Water Services
About This Access Site
George L. Smith State Park offers boat access to Watson Pond on Fifteenmile Creek in Twin City, Emanuel County. This location provides access to a large river system (Stream Order 6) with a significant drainage area of 509 square miles. The creek flows through a region with notable elevation changes, featuring an average gradient of 20.3 feet per mile and moderate flow rates averaging 14.19 cubic feet per second.
Boaters and paddlers should be aware that Fifteenmile Creek is a substantial waterway with an average velocity of 1.52 feet per second. The water conditions vary depending on seasonal rainfall and upstream contributions to the 89-mile system. Watson Pond itself provides a more controlled access point compared to the main creek channel. This state park setting typically offers amenities and facilities for recreational water access, making it a developed launch location rather than a primitive or carry-in only site.
The location's position within Emanuel County places it in Georgia's coastal plain region. Paddlers and boaters using this access should consider the creek's size and flow characteristics when planning their outings, particularly regarding skill level requirements and suitable vessel types for the current conditions.
Boaters and paddlers should be aware that Fifteenmile Creek is a substantial waterway with an average velocity of 1.52 feet per second. The water conditions vary depending on seasonal rainfall and upstream contributions to the 89-mile system. Watson Pond itself provides a more controlled access point compared to the main creek channel. This state park setting typically offers amenities and facilities for recreational water access, making it a developed launch location rather than a primitive or carry-in only site.
The location's position within Emanuel County places it in Georgia's coastal plain region. Paddlers and boaters using this access should consider the creek's size and flow characteristics when planning their outings, particularly regarding skill level requirements and suitable vessel types for the current conditions.
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