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Ted Shanks Conservation Area offers a concrete boat ramp providing access to the Salt River and Flag Lake in Pike County, Missouri. The ramp is located within a large, well-managed conservation area featuring 35 miles of levees, water control structures, and multiple management units that create diverse paddling opportunities. Kayakers and canoeists can explore Flag Lake and connect to the Salt River system, making this a good option for both flatwater and river paddling.
**Access & Directions:** From Hannibal, take Highway 79 south for 17 miles, then head east on Route TT. Once in the conservation area, follow the internal roads: right for 3 miles, right again for 0.9 miles, then right to reach the boat ramp. The concrete ramp provides reliable launch access for small craft. The area's extensive canal and levee system offers scenic paddling routes, though paddlers should familiarize themselves with the water control structures and management units before exploring.
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