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Brighams Landing is a boat ramp access point on the Savannah River in Burke County, Georgia, operated through the Yuchi Wildlife Management Area. The Savannah River at this location is a major river system, classified as a Stream Order 8 waterway that drains over 10,000 square miles. With an average flow of approximately 12,815 cubic feet per second and an average velocity of 6.89 feet per second, this section of river represents a significant watercourse suitable for various types of boating activities.
The river maintains a relatively modest average gradient of 2.2 feet per mile across this region. Boaters using Brighams Landing should be aware that the Savannah River flows toward the Atlantic Ocean, and the site is located approximately 293 miles upstream from the river mouth. The water conditions here are characterized by moderate current typical of a major river system, requiring basic boating competency and awareness of flow dynamics.
As part of the Yuchi Wildlife Management Area, this access point provides opportunities for both motorized and non-motorized boating. Anglers, paddlers, and recreational boaters frequent this area to access the river. Visitors should contact the Georgia Department of Natural Resources or the specific Wildlife Management Area for current information regarding access hours, fees, facilities, and any seasonal restrictions that may apply.