Recent rains mean the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers can cut back on releasing water from Lake Lanier. The Corps manages the reservoir in North Georgia. A Corps official says rain didn’t boost level at Lake Lanier, but added to water flowing through the lower Chattahoochee and Flint rivers. Water is released from Lanier to feed those rivers.
GPB News Archive
GPB's News site has MOVED!
Check out our completely redesigned webpage at
for the latest in local and statewide Georgia news!
Search This Blog
Blog Archive:
Wednesday, November 28, 2007
Rains mean less water released from Lanier
Posted by
Name
at
11/28/2007 03:04:00 PM
Labels: Chattahoochee River, drought, flint river, Lake Lanier, rain, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers