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Rains Change Lake Levels
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1/7/2009 12:19:35 PM
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Lakers,
We're seeing huge amounts of activity on many southeast lake sites. It's worth noting that lake levels have changed dramatically on the following lakes in the past couple of days because of the rainfall:
Logan Martin Lake - Increase about 4 feet
http://www.loganmartin.info/Level.asp
Smith Lake - Increase about 7 feet
http://www.smithlake.info/Level.asp
Lake Lanier - Increase about 2 feet
http://lanier.uslakes.info/Level.asp
Lake Weiss - Increase about 4 feet
http://www.lakeweiss.info/Level.asp
Lake Hartwell - Increase about 1 foot
http://www.mylakehartwell.com/Level.asp
Bruce Pate - Webmaster
URL: Lake Level Information (www.LakeLevels.info)
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BigFoot
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Rains Change Lake Levels
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1/7/2009 12:25:23 PM
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Thanks webbie for that startling information. Thanks for all you do and Happy New Year to you!
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