Etowah, Georgia, US |
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| Usual Difficulty | II(III) (for normal flows) |
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| Length | 10.5 Miles |
| Avg. Gradient | 10 fpm |
| Name | Range | Difficulty | Updated | Level |
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| ETOWAH RIVER NEAR DAHLONEGA, GA | ||||
| usgs-02388900 | 100 - 5000 cfs | II(III) | 00h41m | 122 cfs (rc= 0.0 ) |
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| ETOWAH RIVER NEAR DAHLONEGA, GA | ||||||||||||||||
| usgs-02388900 | 100 - 5000 cfs | II(III) | 00h41m | 122 cfs (rc= 0.0 ) | ||||||||||||
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Gauge (Drainage = 69.7 sq.mi.) is at the take-out for this reach, thus should accurately show actual flow in this reach. |
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User Comments
river, but it was easy enough to climb over. There are a bunch of dogs that like to follow you
downstream, but they are harmless and seem to turn around when they come to Jay Bridge. Edit
was paddling on rocks a lot of the time. There are several spots where I had to paddle underneath
river-wide trees. There were two places that I had to get out of the water and onto the bank to
avoid debris built up. Until this section gets cleaned up - I wouldn't recommend it - even at
higher water levels. It was a 5 hour trip paddling almost non-stop. Edit
gone under at normal water levels, especially on the right, but could be dangerous at higher level.