Belmont Park

Recreation area

Belmont Park is listed as a recreation area in Sumter County, Alabama. It is tied to Black Warrior and Tombigbee Lakes, which the source calls a lake. The source names US Army Corps of Engineers as the owner. Check the source link below and confirm access before you go.

What we know

Type: Recreation area
Water: Black Warrior and Tombigbee Lakes (lake)
County: Sumter County
City or town: Demopolis
State: Alabama
Owner: US Army Corps of Engineers
Manager: US Army Corps of Engineers

Location

Map location: 32.55487, -87.88066

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The pin is a point from the source record. Confirm the route and access before you travel.

Before you go

Read the official fishing regulations for Alabama (Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources).
Confirm that the spot is open to you with the source or the managing agency.
Follow posted signs and respect neighbors, wildlife, and private property.
Pack out all trash and fishing line.

Source credit

Location facts recorded from the Recreation Information Database (RIDB) on Recreation.gov. Data Source: Recreation.gov. See the official source link. Inventory listings are not a determination of current legal access.

Source: Recreation.gov

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Also recorded by

Other records describe the same place. We list their credits here.

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Natural Resource Management Program, source link. Location facts recorded from U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Natural Resource Management Program's official public access inventory. See the official source link. Inventory listings are not a determination of current legal access.

Nearby fishing spots

Runaway BR No 2 (2.1 miles away)
Black Warrior and Tombigbee Lakes (2.5 miles away)
Spillway Falls (2.7 miles away)
Foscue Creek (2.8 miles away)
Foscue Creek (3.1 miles away)
Backbone Creek (4.2 miles away)

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