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Paradise Park is a boat ramp access point on the Altamaha River in Wayne County, Georgia, near the community of Gardi. The Altamaha River is a major river system with a total length of nearly 134 miles, draining 13,959 square miles and flowing to the Atlantic Ocean. With an average flow of approximately 14,500 cubic feet per second and an average velocity of 3.45 feet per second, this is a significant waterway suitable for various types of boating activities.
The river's characteristics show a moderate gradient of 0.6 feet per mile on average, indicating a relatively stable current without extreme rapids in this section. The elevation change across the entire system is about 81 feet, with this access point near sea level. Boaters should be aware that this is a major river system with substantial water volume and flow, particularly important for those planning paddling trips or operating motorboats.
Paradise Park provides access to one of Georgia's most important river corridors. Visitors should consult current water conditions and be prepared for the river's scale and flow characteristics. The proximity to the river's mouth means tidal influences may be present depending on seasonal conditions and time of day.