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Conditions at Elevation 630MSL
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AFFECTED RAMP |
CLOSEST AVAILABLE RAMP |
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Ragland
Bottom Campground |
Ragland
Bottom Day Use |
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Hickey |
Hurricane Bridge Recreation Area |
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Falling
Water Retreat |
Johnson's Chapel |
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Holiday Haven |
Hurricane Bridge Recreation Area |
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Puckett's Point |
Hurricane Bridge Recreation Area |
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Still
Point |
Pates
Ford Marina |
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Edgar
Evins State Park #1 |
Edgar
Evins #2 |
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Rock
Island State Park |
Horse
Shoe Bend Marina |
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Center Hill Lake Approximate End of Ramp Elevations
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Center
Hill Recreation Area
622.0 |
Hurricane Bridge Rec Area Old (east)
620.85
(Extended 12-06) |
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Center
Point 625.93 |
Hurricane Bridge Rec Area New (west)
Left
Lane 619.7
Right
Lane 618.8
(Extended 12-07) |
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Cookeville Dock 622.0
(Badly
broken up below 625) |
Hurricane Dock 618.0 |
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Cove
Hollow #1 627.0
(ramp closest to store) |
Indian
Creek 624.0 |
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Cove
Hollow #2 622.0 |
Johnson
Chapel 618.0
(Extended 12-07) |
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Dubland
Access 626.5
(Mountian Harbor-Riverwatch) |
Lakeside Resort 634.3 |
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Edgar
Evins State Park #1
630.0 |
Lakeview Mountain Estates
624.0 |
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Edgar
Evins State Park #2
622.6 |
Pates
Ford Dock 618.0 |
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Falling
Water Retreat 635.0 |
Puckett's Point 627.36 |
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Floating Mill Campground
620.3
(Extended 1-07) |
Ragland
Bottom Campground
629.1 |
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Floating Mill Day Use
624.0
(Extended 1-07) |
Ragland
Bottom Day Use 618.0
(Extended 1-07) |
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Four
Seasons Marina 618.3
(Extended 12-07) |
Rock
Island State park 629.07 |
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Hickey
Access 630.9 |
Sligo Dock 622.0
(unusable below approx. 625) |
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Holiday Haven Access
630.31 |
Still
Point 628.37 |
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Hidden
Harbor Marina 618.0
Formerly Holmes Creek Campground (Extended 12-07) |
South
Shore 626.5 |
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Hidden
Harbor Marina 623.4 Formerly Holmes Creek Day Use
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Holmes
Creek Access 620.0
Formerly Hidden Harbor Marina |
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Horseshoe Bend Marina
617.6
(formerly Webb's Camp)
(Extended 12-07) |
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Several launching ramps
are or may become unusable, while others may be marginal. Boaters are
encouraged to check the condition of their chosen ramp before attempting to
launch their boat.
In addition, some
areas, including ones that may be long distances from the shoreline, may
become very shallow or even come out of the water. Some of these areas have
been identified and marked with buoys, however, boaters should use caution
when operating anywhere on the lake
Boaters are
encouraged to operate their vessels at slower speeds, use depth finders,
closely assess the conditions around them, pay attention to buoys and
practice safe boating each time they’re on the water.
