Statenville (SR94)
Statenville (SR94) is a fishing access spot with more than one type of access in Echols County, Georgia. The source records Alapaha River as a river. No fee listed by the source. The source names Echols County as the owner and DNR-WRD as the manager. Rules and access can change, so confirm details with the source first.
What we know
- Type
- Mixed access
- Water
- Alapaha River (river)
- County
- Echols County
- State
- Georgia
- Fees
- No fee listed by the source
- Owner
- Echols County
- Manager
- DNR-WRD
Location
Map location: 30.70437, -83.03274
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Before you go
- Read the official fishing regulations for Georgia (Georgia Department of Natural Resources Wildlife Resources Division).
- 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 Georgia Department of Natural Resources Wildlife Resources Division's official public access inventory. See the official source link. Inventory listings are not a determination of current legal access.
Source: Georgia Department of Natural Resources Wildlife Resources Division
Facts were restructured into directory records; official prose and images were not copied.
Nearby fishing spots
- Georgia DNR Boat Ramp - Statenville (GA Highway 94) (0.1 miles away)
- Alapahoochee (Sasser) Landing (7.5 miles away)
- Jennings Bluff Canoe Launch (9.5 miles away)
- Twin Rivers State Forest - Sullivan Tract Canoe Access - South (15.5 miles away)
- Twin Rivers State Forest - Sullivan Tract Canoe Access - North (15.5 miles away)
- Twin Rivers State Forest - Westwood West Tract - Canoe Access (16.1 miles away)