Corps of Engineers releases hunting map app

USACE, Savannah District
Published Sept. 15, 2021

SAVANNAH, Ga. – Officials at the three Army Corps of Engineers reservoir projects on the Savannah River have introduced a new mobile application to aid hunters. The free app will cover the Thurmond Lake, Russell Lake and Hartwell Lake areas.

“The app’s detailed maps provide high quality imagery and topographical relief,” Evan Brashier, conservation biologist and park ranger at Thurmond Lake said. “In addition, the app includes layers showing state wildlife management areas, Corps management units, no hunting areas, and food plots to pinpoint the perfect area to hunt during seasons.”

Additional tools include measuring, drawing, layer list selection, clickable layer information, map sharing, map printing, orientation, and base map selection, according to Brashier. “USACE Hunting Maps” powered by Arc GIS Online will “will assist the avid hunter in digital scouting and ground referencing features of interest,” he said.

While the information on the application is valid, the Corps of Engineers provides it only as “a representation of the various geographic information gathered from multiple sources.”

Users can find the application link at https://bit.ly/3zmNJeF.

 

For more information on hunting lands at the Corps projects:

• For Hartwell Lake Project - Hunting Webpage: https://bit.ly/3BnnipP or call (706)-856-0300 or 1-888-893-0678.

• For Russell Lake Project - Hunting Webpage: https://bit.ly/3zp546r or call (706) 213-3400 or 1-800-944-7207.

• For Thurmond Lake Project - Hunting Webpage https://bit.ly/3ylRHmp or call (864)-333-1147 or 1-800-533-3478.

“Enjoy the outdoors, be safe, be legal and know where you are going using the ‘USACE Hunting Maps!’” Brashier said.

 

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Contact
Billy Birdwell, Senior Public Affairs Specialist
912-652-5014
912-677-6039 (cell)
Billy.e.Birdwell@usace.army.mil

Release no. 21-021