This site is at a boat ramp at the Geneva City Park. The boat ramp used by fishermen and recreational boaters. There is not a whole lot of whole body contact recreation at the site and such contact is mostly incidental. But there is use that that can include whole body contact.
Historical data is available at from Alabama Water Watch at http://www.alabamawaterwatch.org/ using Site Code 04007033
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This site is at a boat ramp at the Geneva City Park. The boat ramp used by fishermen and recreational boaters. There is not a whole lot of whole body contact recreation at the site and such contact is mostly incidental. But there is use that that can include whole body contact.
Historical data is available at from Alabama Water Watch at http://www.alabamawaterwatch.org/ using Site Code 04007033
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