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This take-out site on the Duck River in Coffee County, Tennessee provides access to a large river system with significant flow characteristics. The Duck River is a substantial waterway, classified as a Stream Order 7 river with an average flow of 5,719 cubic feet per second and average velocity of 3.31 feet per second. With a total length of 284 miles and a drainage area of 3,454 square miles, this is a major river system suitable for experienced paddlers. The site is located at coordinates 35.48650000, -86.10170000 in Coffee County.
Paddlers using this take-out should be aware that the Duck River maintains a notable gradient averaging 3.2 feet per mile across its course. The river elevation ranges from 108 to 383 meters, creating varied water conditions depending on location along the watercourse. The significant average flow and velocity indicate this is not a beginner-friendly section, and paddlers should have intermediate to advanced skills and experience with moving water conditions.
Before using this access point, contact local authorities or paddling organizations for current water conditions, seasonal flow information, and any specific hazards that may be present. It is essential to check weather forecasts and recent rainfall data, as these factors significantly affect safety on a river of this size and flow rate.