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STM 575.8 to 714.0 is within the Georgia border. Effective 1 July 2020 Georgia House Bill 833 restricts overnight anchoring by any vessel within 300 ft (0.05 nm) of a marina (any facility that provides marine services), 150 feet (0.025 nm) from a marine structure other than a marina (private docks, bridge, pier, etc.), 500 feet (0.082 nm) of approved commercial shellfish growing areas and designated harvest areas.
As a consequence of this clear indication that transient boaters are not welcome in Georgia, this trip plan has been designed overnight only at remote locations, eliminating the many stops in the towns throughout Georgia that we would spend our money at.
STM 575.8 to 714.0 is within the Georgia border. Effective 1 July 2020 Georgia House Bill 833 restricts overnight anchoring by any vessel within 300 ft (0.05 nm) of a marina (any facility that provides marine services), 150 feet (0.025 nm) from a marine structure other than a marina (private docks, bridge, pier, etc.), 500 feet (0.082 nm) of approved commercial shellfish growing areas and designated harvest areas.
As a consequence of this clear indication that transient boaters are not welcome in Georgia, this trip plan has been designed overnight only at remote locations, eliminating the many stops in the towns throughout Georgia that we would spend our money at, and minimizing fuel stops.
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