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last updated: February 2023

Bank Type: Private Commercial

Bank Status: Withdrawn

Chair:USACE

USACE District:Savannah

FWS Field Office:Georgia

NOAA Fisheries Region:Southeast

State:Georgia

County:Catoosa [GA]

USACE Permit/Tracking No.:SAS-2008-00535

Total Acres:90.00

Status/Date:Withdrawn 09/06/2022

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Type:Private Commercial

On Public Lands: No

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Wetland

Wetlands

Stream

Stream (2004)

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Natalie M Edwards
Regulatory Bank Manager
1590 Adamson Parkway
Suite 200
Morrow, Georgia 30260
Phone: (678) 804-5228

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Catoosa County, Georgia

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