Is Lake Hartwell a Corps of Engineers lake?

Hartwell Lake is one of the most popular Corps lakes in the nation. Built by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers between 1955 and 1963 as part of a flood control, hydropower, and navigation project, authorized purposes now include recreation, water quality, water supply, and fish and wildlife management.

How do I get a dock permit in Lake Hartwell?

For general information concerning Shoreline Use Permits, or to apply for a permit, please contact the Hartwell Project Office, toll free at 888-893-0678.

Who owns Lake Hartwell?

the Army Corps of Engineers
The lake is surrounded by 23,000 acres of land Of the 23,000 acres, much of it is owned and managed by the Army Corps of Engineers. There are 5 state parks around the lake, numerous recreation areas, as well as thousands of private homes. The Corps also strictly regulates homeowner activity along the shoreline.

How much is a dock permit on Lake Hartwell?

The current fees, which are effective through the end of the year, are $400 for a new permit, $175 to reissue a permit to the same owner of an existing dock or facility, $90 to make changes to an existing dock and $10 for vegetative modification.

Are there alligators in Lake Hartwell?

According to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, and now according to the owner of “Steve the Gator” there is no alligator in Lake Hartwell.

What is the deepest part of lake Keowee?

91 m
Lake Keowee/Max depth

Can you live on a boat on Lake Hartwell?

Yes, houseboats are allowed on Lake Hartwell? You can either choose to rent a houseboat for the duration of your trip or use your own if you can transport it there.

What is a red zone on Lake Hartwell?

Red zones are recreation areas designated for public use such as Federal, State, and other public use such as concession areas. No private uses or activities such as boat docks, underbrushing, etc., are permitted in red zones.

Is there a town at the bottom of Lake Lanier?

Such is the history of Lake Lanier. Just a very short 42 miles north of Atlanta beneath a lake, lies the truth of a small village called Oscarville, Georgia.

What does yellow zone mean on Lake Hartwell?

protected shoreline areas
Yellow zones are protected shoreline areas where limited private activities are permitted, such as some underbrushing and bank stabilization. About 26% of the shoreline is designated as yellow zones. Green zones are limited development areas where boat docks and certain land based activities may be authorized.

How many docks are on Lake Hartwell?

There are five marinas along the lake, including Clemson Marina, Big Water Marina, Harbor Light Marina, Hartwell Marina, and Portman Marina as well as many public boat ramps.

Is Lake Hartwell safe to swim in?

Can you swim at Lake Hartwell State Park? Yes, swimming is allowed. There is not a designated swimming area, or any lifeguards, so swimming is at your own risk.

Where is the Hartwell Army Corps of Engineers located?

Address, Phone Number, and Hours for Hartwell Army Corps of Engineers, an Army Corps of Engineers, at Anderson Highway, Hartwell GA. View map of Hartwell Army Corps of Engineers, and get driving directions from your location . Find 2 Army Corps of Engineers within 38.3 miles of Hartwell Army Corps of Engineers.

What was the purpose of Hartwell Lake Georgia?

How many campsites are there at Hartwell Lake?

At Hartwell lake, one of our most popular outdoor recreation activities is camping. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers manages 8 campgrounds at Hartwell Lake with approximately 500 campsites.

What are the two segments of Hartwell Lake?

Segment 1 (Overall Lake View) Segment 2 Adjacent land owners and prospective buyers are reminded that shoreline allocations (zoning) affect the type of facilities and/or activities that may be permitted at a particular site. Shoreline Use Permits are prohibited in some areas of the Hartwell Lake.