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Georgia State Code
Title      27
Chapter       4  
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Title 27, Chapter 4, Section 1 (27-4-1)

(a) The line established in this state as the separation point between salt waters and fresh waters for commercial fishing and sport fishing is as follows:

(1) The point at which U.S. Highway 17 crosses the following bodies of water and their tributaries shall be the line of demarcation for them: St. Marys River, Satilla River, South Altamaha River, Champney River, Butler River, Darien River, Little Ogeechee System (except Salt Creek), North Newport River, Medway River, Big Ogeechee River, and Savannah River. All water seaward of these points shall be considered salt water; and

(2) The following streams and their tributaries are designated as salt water for their entire length: Crooked River, Little Satilla River, South Brunswick River, Turtle River, Sapelo River, South Newport River, Salt Creek (Little Ogeechee System), and all other rivers, streams, and tributaries in the six coastal counties which are not enumerated in this subsection.

(b) This Code section shall not apply to fresh-water ponds on the seaward side of the demarcation line.

Thursday August 21 23:25 CDT


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