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https://maps.google.com/maps/ms?msid=217859314001592865582.0004e42da2781f47129b1&msa=0&ll= 35.257394,-90.07699&spn=0.043173,0.090466 http://goo.gl/maps/bhLbA Very strenuous 20 mile round trip from the Mud Island Upper Boat Ramp pioneered by Joe and Carol Lee Royer in
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https://maps.google.com/maps/ms?msid=217859314001592865582.0004e42b84dc7048cceb2&msa=0&ll= 35.163354,-90.053043&spn=0.086727,0.112696 http://goo.gl/maps/PEURa Very difficult 12 mile round trip around the Loosahatchie Bar from the Boat Ramp at the Memphis Yacht Club. Could also
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If you started at Osceola or above, you have seen all of the four Chickasaw Bluffs, and now you are at the last one. Below here the river leaves the bluffs and disappears into the endless expanse of the Mississippi Delta. Over left bank you can see the 4th Chickasaw
caruthersville-to-memphis
If you’ve stayed main channel below Hickman, the obvious route is a simple southerly run into the city. You’ll find fast water encroaching river left as it gets flung outward from the top of Looshatchie Bar which is now across the river. The “M” Bridge is now visible
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Redman Point Bar is a small island with lots of character. Its back channel contains landmarks extolled by local mariners with enchanting names like “Washing Machine,” “Pebble Beach,” and “Hole in the Wall,” as described below. Its top end was almost completely blown out during the 1997 flood, after which
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Meeman Shelby Forest State Park straddles the Third Chickasaw Bluff thirteen miles north of Memphis, with nine miles of big river frontage and some of the best examples of the dense temperate jungles that once crowded the Lower Mississippi Valley. The downstream paddler enters the park at the bottom end