SRWMD Closes 18 Public Land Parcels Due to Flooding

April 18, 2014 THREATS, State Government Solutions, Miscellaneous, Environmental Threats - Erosion by OSFR Leave a Comment

Flooding at the Steinhatchee Falls tract
SRWMD closes 18 land tracts due to flooding

LIVE OAK, FL, April 18, 2014 – The Suwannee River Water Management District
(District) has closed 18 of its public land parcels due to rising water levels along the
Suwannee, Alapaha, Santa Fe, and Steinhatchee rivers. The following is a list of land
tracts that are closed:

 Holton Creek, Hamilton
 Jennings Bluff, Hamilton
 Roline, Hamilton
 Turner Bridge, Hamilton
 Little Shoals, Columbia
Flooding at the Steinhatchee Falls tract

Tags: FWC, Flooding, Suwannee River Water Management District, River Conditions

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