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Holly Creek is a medium-sized whitewater stream located in Murray County, Georgia, offering 38 miles of paddling terrain with significant elevation change and gradient. This is a headwater stream positioned near the source region, characterized by a moderate stream order and substantial drop of 2,415 feet over its course. The creek drains a 116 square mile area and maintains an average flow of 225 cubic feet per second with an average velocity of 1.51 feet per second, indicating consistent current suitable for whitewater paddlers. The access point at Put In provides entry to a section with an average gradient of 63.3 feet per mile, which is typical for technical whitewater runs. Paddlers should be prepared for moving water conditions and should scout sections before running, as the terrain suggests moderate to advanced whitewater character.