Map provided by: Donn Rodekohr, Auburn University, Department of Agronomy and Soils
Mission Statement: To protect and improve the water resources of the Chattahoochee and Chipola basins to foster sustainable economic development and advance the goals of the Clean Water Act through basin-wide public, private and interstate partnerships.
Watershed at a Glance
Chattahoochee River - Originates in northeast Georgia flowing southwest through Atlanta. Just downstream of West Point Dam it forms the border of Alabama and Georgia, continuing south to the Florida Panhandle where it joins the Flint River in Lake Seminole and forms the Apalachicola River and flows southward to Apalachicola Bay
Chipola River – an Apalachicola tributary; originates in Houston County, AL south of Dothan
Drainage Area – 8,700 square miles, 2,832 in Alabama
Major Impoundments – Eleven dams on mainstem: West Point, Langdale, River View, Bartletts Ferry, Goat Rock, Oliver, North Highlands, City Mills, Eagle/Phenix, Eufaula, and Andrews
The ACWP is teaming up with Hamline University's Center for Global Environmental Education (St. Paul, MN), Discovering Alabama (Dr. Doug Phillips and...Read More...
This is the quarterly steering committeee meeting of the Chattahoochee-Chipola River Basin Clean Water Partnership. The meeting is open to the public...
