Satilla River - Wikipedia
The Satilla drains almost 4,000 square miles (10,000 km 2) of land, all of it in the coastal plain of southeastern Georgia. It has white sandbars and is the largest blackwater river situated entirely within Georgia.
Interactive River Map - SATILLA RIVERKEEPER
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Satilla - The River Basin Center
The Satilla River is one of south Georgia’s blackwater rivers, which contain higher levels of natural tannins that give the water a dark appearance and distinctive physical and chemical characteristics.
DO IT: Hiking - Satilla River Water Trail - Discover Georgia Outdoors
Emanating in Ben Hill County near Fitzgerald, the freshwater river touches nine Georgia counties before reaching the tidal marshes separating Glynn and Camden counties along the coast. Coursing through South Georgia for more than 200 miles, the Satilla River is largely unencumbered by civilization.
Satilla River - Georgia River Network
The Satilla River is a blackwater stream consisting of tannins and other natural leachates, which cause the river to have a darkly stained appearance and have unique physical and chemical characteristics and dissolved oxygen characteristics.
Georgia’s Coastal Watersheds, Part IV: The Satilla
Dec 11, 2019 · Rising from a lake four miles east of Fitzgerald, the Satilla River winds over 260 miles in extravagant loops across the Coastal Plain until it meets the Atlantic at St. Andrews Sound between Jekyll and Little Cumberland Islands.
Restoring the Historic Satilla - Stewards of the Georgia Coast
Dec 11, 2019 · Restoring the Historic Satilla. By Dorinda Dallmeyer. Like all of Georgia’s coastal rivers, the Satilla has served as a pathway to the interior for hundreds of years. The early Native Americans hunted in its rich forests.
Satilla River Waterfront Park - 4 Things to Know Before Visiting
Oct 23, 2024 · Satilla River Waterfront Park offers breathtaking views with over 730 acres of land surrounded by the Satilla River. It is the perfect spot to enjoy nature and relax; visitors can soak up the sun at one of the many picnic spots, take a leisurely stroll along the …
Mile 2.4—Boons Lake—This slough on river left extends more than a mile north into the Satilla River floodplain. Mile 3.5—Blues Lake —A narrow passage on river left leads to this picturesque oxbow lake.
PADDLE GEORGIA 2023 SPRING ON THE SATILLA - Georgia River …
A Georgia River Network favorite, Spring on the Satilla is an chance to escape to a wild azalea-lined paddle path at the height of a beautiful spring season. Two nights of on-river camping at the private Satilla Lodge with two days of exploring the Satilla’s blackwater and the many creeks and sloughs that feed it.