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WSFA Date: 7/28/2010 8:23:19 PM In fact, two people drowned in June within 48 hours of each other near the same spot on the Alabama River in Elmore County. What isn't clear is how many ...See all stories on this topic… Read More
Anniston Star Date: 7/6/2010 7:59:16 PM by AP ALEXANDER CITY — Two men drowned in Alabama lakes, one of them a 23-year-old who drowned in Lake Martin. Officer Mark Fuller of the Alabama Marine… Read More
Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) Date: 7/6/2010 The eastern Valley received some much-needed rain in May. But, as the chart below shows, the pattern of dry weather observed earlier in the year resumed in June. Eastern Valley rainfall for the year to date is 76 percent of normal. Runoff (the amount of water that reaches the river… Read More
Environmental Protection Agency Date: 7/6/2010 July 15th Webcast: Healthy Lakeshores Through Better Shoreline Stewardship The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) Watershed Academy is pleased to sponsor its 50th free Webcast Seminar on July 15, 2010 at 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. Eastern in honor of Lakes Appreciation Month. In this Webcast participants can learn… Read More
WRCB-TV Date: 6/22/2010 4:55:41 PM (AP) - Alabama Marine Police say they're concerned about the number of boat collisions on north Alabama lakes this year. A fisherman from Florence… Read More |
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Cedar Creek Reservoir, impounded in 1979 as a flood control reservoir, holds 4,200 acres of water at full pool. Located nearly 10 miles west of Russellville in Franklin County, it is one of four Tennessee Valley Authority reservoirs operated by the Bear Creek Development Authority. The primary uses of this reservoir are flood control and recreation. There is some residential development along the shoreline of Cedar Creek Reservoir. Camping and fishing provide the main recreational opportunities. Five public access areas (Cedar Creek Dam, Hellums Mill, Slickrock, Britton Bridge, and Lost Creek) serve Cedar Creek Reservoir, and one campground is located at Slickrock. A BCDA use permit ($3/day or $20/year) is required in addition to an Alabama State fishing license. Pre-impoundment topographic maps are available through the TVA.
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Cedar Creek Reservoir - Area: 2,070 Acres |
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