Lawson Lake Number 1 Dam
Lawson Lake Number 1 Dam is a mapped dam or small impoundment in Limestone County, Alabama, near Browns Ferry RV Park.
Mapped water body in Limestone County, public use not confirmed
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Room to roam, water to wander and places to slow down.
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From official sources · confirm before you goLawson Lake Number 1 Dam is a mapped dam or small impoundment in Limestone County, Alabama, near Browns Ferry RV Park.
Mapped water body in Limestone County, public use not confirmed
Lawson Lake Number 2 Dam is a mapped dam or small impoundment in Limestone County, Alabama, near Round Island Creek.
Mapped water body in Limestone County, public use not confirmed
Limestone Creek is a mapped paddling route in Limestone County, Alabama, roughly 45.2 mi (45.2 mi) long.
Mapped paddling route, about 45.2 miles
A USGS stream-monitoring site in Limestone County. USGS publishes current water readings for this location on its monitoring page.
Live USGS readings
Limestone County shooting range: Hunting preserve (commercial)
Hunting preserve (commercial)
Limestone Slough is a mapped paddling route in Limestone County, Alabama, roughly 1.6 mi (1.6 mi) long.
Mapped paddling route, about 1.6 miles
Littrell Dam is a mapped dam or small impoundment in Limestone County, Alabama, near T's Outback.
Mapped water body in Limestone County, public use not confirmed
Lucys BARge Marina is a marina in Limestone County, Alabama.
A marina in Limestone County
A public boat ramp in Limestone County, listed in Alabama Dept. of Conservation and Natural Resources.
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Creekside RV park near Elkmont with a 9-mile rail trail, dog park and bike and kayak rentals.
Montgomery Lake Dam is a mapped dam or small impoundment in Limestone County, Alabama, near Swan Creek Greenway.
Mapped water body in Limestone County, public use not confirmed
Overnight RV stop with pull-through full hookups; no restrooms or showers; phone reservations; cash or check only.