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Your Safety Is
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 With its 525 miles of shoreline and
25,900 surface acres, West Point Lake is a boater's paradise. There are boat launching ramps located in 34 public recreation areas
(including 4 leased areas) around the lake. (See Map.) Some ramps
charge a $3 boat launch fee. Two privately operated marinas provide
fuel, storage, boat repair, rentals, supplies and other boater's
needs.
Whether your preference is sailing,
wind surfing, or power boating, West Point Lake is the place to be!!!
Lighted Buoy Program
Bottom Elevations of
Boat Launching Ramps
Boating Safety Course Information
Recreational
Boating Safety Information from the
U.S. Coast Guard
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MARINAS at WEST POINT LAKE
Disclaimer: The
appearance of hyperlinks on this site does not constitute
endorsement by the U.S. Army of this Web site or the
information, products or services contained therein. For other
than authorized activities such as military exchanges and
Morale, Welfare and Recreation sites, the U.S. Army does not
exercise any editorial control over the information you may
find at these locations. Such links are provided consistent
with the stated purpose of this DoD Web
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Facilities |
Highland
Marina Resort* |
Southern Harbor
Resort & Marina* |
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Boat Ramp |
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Boat Repair |
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Fuel Dock |
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Slip Rental |
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Boat Rental |
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Marina Store |
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Restaurant |
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Campground |
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Showerhouse |
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Pool |
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Cabin Rental |
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Playground |
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Sanitary Station |
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LAKE
MAP |
For current lake information, including
power generating schedules, phone
706-645-2929 or 1-888-771-4601 |
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Buoys are placed on the
lake for your safety. Please
obey posted restrictions.
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FOR YOUR SAFETY
When visiting West Point Lake, we
recommend that you review the following safety messages for a safe
and enjoyable time:
- Be Alert to underwater hazards such as submerged
stumps, logs and rocks that are present in the lake.
- Be especially careful when approaching the
shoreline because depth of water will vary from time to time and
place to place.
- Never dive into water of unknown depth.
- Be alert to hazards such as poisonous plants,
insects and snakes that inhabit the woodlands.
- Keep children under close supervision at all
times, especially when they are in or near the water.
- Wear life vests at all times.
- Do not use alcohol while in, on or around the
water.
- File a trip plan with someone to let them know
where you will be and when you plan to return.
- Swim in designated swimming areas. (In all other
areas except those designated "no swimming," individuals may swim
at their own risk.)
- Do not overload your boat. Remember, safe boating
is not overloading.
*The
appearance of this hyperlink does not constitute endorsement by the
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers of this web site or the information,
products, or services contained therein. USACE does not exercise any
editorial control over the information you may find at this
location.
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