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Access Site NC

Waynes Landing

Northeast Cape Fear River

Source: north_carolina_wildlife_resources_commission Updated 1 year ago

City: Wallace, NC
County: Duplin County
Type: Boat Ramp
Location: 34.78334907, -77.87788085
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About This Access Site
Waynes Landing is a boat ramp providing access to the Northeast Cape Fear River near Wallace in Duplin County, North Carolina. This is a large river system with a stream order of 6, indicating it's a substantial waterway suitable for various types of boating. The river in this section flows at an average velocity of 2.2 feet per second with a gentle gradient of 1.1 feet per mile, creating moderate current conditions typical of a coastal plain river.

The Northeast Cape Fear River drains an area of 1,703 square miles and maintains an average flow of approximately 2,268 cubic feet per second, making it a reliable waterway for paddling and motorized recreation. At this location roughly 162 miles from the river mouth, the water is influenced by coastal geography and drainage patterns of southeastern North Carolina. The ramp provides access to a section of river suitable for kayaking, canoeing, and motorboat use, with conditions generally manageable for paddlers with basic to intermediate skills.