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Thursday, July 28, 2011

treasure map

A good map is a treasure to use and there is a new map coming to the area. The Chippewa Watershed Conservancy is publishing a new map for the Chippewa River. The new map will highlight access sites all along the river for sightseeing and using the river. It will include spots to put watercraft into and take out of the river, as well as scenic attractions along the river. The map will start in Barryton and end in Midland County. Permanent hazardous areas of the river will be marked on the map, making it easier to plan a canoe, kayak, or tubing trip.
This is a joint project of the CWC, the Isabella County Parks and Recreation Department, the Isabella County Planning Commission and interested community leaders. The map is funded by a grant to the CWC from the Saginaw Bay Watershed Initiative Network. (WIN)

1 Comments:

Anonymous Stan Lilley, Executive Director, Chippewa Watershed Conservancy said...

The project is also partially funded by the Bay Area Community Foundation.

We hope to have the map in the hands of users shortly.

July 28, 2011 at 4:37 PM 

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