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High Clearance Vehicles 3 Road Dates Length Road Name Category Maintenance Level Farrar Shady Rock Number Allowed (Miles) Dale 1228 Arnolds Mill Open Road Yearlong 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 0.79 Eagle 1221 Beaver Dam Open Road Yearlong 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 0.36 Lake 1068 Beaver Dam Open Road Yearlong 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 3.65 Rock Eagle 1245 Billups Open Road Yearlong 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 2.24 4-H Center 1099 Brown Stewart Open Road Yearlong 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 3.28 1120 Burgess Road Open Road Yearlong 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 2.08 1268 Cannon Point Open Road Yearlong 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 0.73 1022 Chehaw Open Road Yearlong 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 1.19 1038 Childs Open Road Yearlong 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 2.99 1038A Childs-A Open Road Yearlong 2 - High Clearance Vehicles 0.11 Stewart 2 ­' 1223 Church Open Road Yearlong 2 - High Clearance Vehicles 0.34 1247 Cloverfield Open Road Yearlong 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 1.63 ­'296 1216 Cold Springs Open Road Yearlong 2 - High Clearance Vehicles 0.18 1274 Copelan Open Road Yearlong 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 1.33 1016 Dan Gun Open Road Yearlong 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 2.33 Shady 1277 Deer Camp Open Road Yearlong 2 - High Clearance Vehicles 0.18 Dale 1276 Dyar Pasture Open Road Yearlong 2 - High Clearance Vehicles 0.43 1066 Ezell Mathis Open Road Yearlong 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 1.67 277 1232 Fambrough Open Road Yearlong 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 1.41 ­' 1203 Finch Open Road Yearlong 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 0.46 1006 Fringe Open Road Yearlong 2 - High Clearance Vehicles 0.58 1088 Glady Creek Open Road Yearlong 2 - High Clearance Vehicles 0.03 1088 Glady Creek Open Road Yearlong 2 - High Clearance Vehicles 0.27 1111 Harmon Pye Open Road Yearlong 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 2.26 17 ­' 911 Headquarters System Open Road Yearlong 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 0.23 1103 Hillsboro Lk Open Road Yearlong 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 0.63 142 ?@ 901 Hitchiti Open Road Yearlong 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 3.94 1025 Huff Open Road Yearlong 2 - High Clearance Vehicles 0.11 ?@221 1081 Hunts Chapel Open Road Yearlong 2 - High Clearance Vehicles 0.55 1023 L. Falling Ck. Open Road Yearlong 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 2.91 ¤£441 1105B Lake Sinclair Br B Open Road Yearlong 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 0.15 1105D Lake Sinclair Br D Open Road Yearlong 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 0.18 1105A Lake Sinclair Br. Open Road Yearlong 4 - Moderate Degree Of User Comfort 0.17 1233 Lassiter Open Road Yearlong 2 - High Clearance Vehicles 0.38 1055 Lazenberry Mill Open Road Yearlong 2 - High Clearance Vehicles 0.54 628 ­'294 ­' 1243 Leavell Open Road Yearlong 2 - High Clearance Vehicles 0.18 1266 Line Open Road Yearlong 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 0.57 1026 Little Gladesville Open Road Yearlong 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 1.63 1107 Little River Open Road Yearlong 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 0.23 1017 Lower Concord Ch Open Road Yearlong 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 1.44 1020 Lundsford Open Road Yearlong 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 0.70 1262 Mccall Pasture Road Open Road Yearlong 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 0.69 ­'363 29 1254 Middlebrooks Open Road Yearlong 2 - High Clearance Vehicles 1.03 ­' 1269 Moon Open Road Yearlong 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 1.29 44 ?@ 1269A Moon Br. A Open Road Yearlong 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 0.41 1227 Mose Finch Open Road Yearlong 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 1.52 1106A Mount Gilead Br A Open Road Yearlong 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 0.13 1106 Mount Gilead Lake Open Road Yearlong 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 0.34 Eatonton 1125 Murder Creek Open Road Yearlong 2 - High Clearance Vehicles 0.30 1042 Note Open Road Yearlong 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 1.95 Monticello 1098 Ocmulgee Church Open Road Yearlong 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 1.26 Smithboro 1281 Oconee Open Road Yearlong 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 0.71 Lloyd Eatonton 1251 Oconee River Open Road Yearlong 4 - Moderate Degree Of User Comfort 0.29 1090 Oconee Work Center Open Road Yearlong 5 - High Degree Of User Comfort 0.10 Shoals Dam 1241 Pecan Open Road Yearlong 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 1.68 1052 Peter Williams Open Road Yearlong 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 1.50 1234 Petropole Open Road Yearlong 4 - Moderate Degree Of User Comfort 1.80 16 42 ?@ ­' 1044 Pines Chapel Open Road Yearlong 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 1.06 ?@11 1044A Pines Chapel Br.A Open Road Yearlong 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 0.35 1018 Pope Open Road Yearlong 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 2.33 93 ­' 1255 Redlands Open Road Yearlong 5 - High Degree Of User Comfort 0.96 Monticello 89 ­' 1108 Rock House Falls Open Road Yearlong 2 - High Clearance Vehicles 0.91 1031 Rock Zion Open Road Yearlong 2 - High Clearance Vehicles 0.38 ­'142 1238 Royal Paulonia Open Road Yearlong 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 1.52 ­'44 1013 Rush Creek Open Road Yearlong 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 1.72 1226 Sandy Rd Open Road Yearlong 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 0.17 47 ­' 212 1105 Sinclair Lake Open Road Yearlong 5 - High Degree Of User Comfort 0.87 ­' 1231 Skull Shoal Open Road Yearlong 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 4.89 1231A Skull Shoal Br A Open Road Yearlong 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 0.45 ­'151 1059 Standford Open Road Yearlong 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 1.48 1272 Swamp/Willard Open Road Yearlong 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 0.42 1210 Swords Open Road Yearlong 5 - High Degree Of User Comfort 0.11 1087 T.H. Russeau Open Road Yearlong 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 1.27 1263 Turner Open Road Yearlong 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 2.03 380 1110 Twin Bridges Open Road Yearlong 2 - High Clearance Vehicles 0.24 ?@ 43 ­' 1040 Union Hill Ch Open Road Yearlong 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 2.41 ­'143 ­'145 1019 Upper Pope Open Road Yearlong 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 1.83 1092 Vinning Open Road Yearlong 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 1.56 1021 Waldrey Open Road Yearlong 2 - High Clearance Vehicles 0.33 1202 Watson Spring Open Road Yearlong 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 1.52 62 1072 Willard Open Road Yearlong 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 0.60 ­' 1048 Williamson Cem. Open Road Yearlong 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 5.23 1048A Williamson Cemt. A Open Road Yearlong 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 0.87 1102 Work Center Open Road Yearlong 2 - High Clearance Vehicles 0.13 141 ­' 1075 Adam Cemetery Seasonal Road 09/01-12/01 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 1.17 1047 Baker Branch Seasonal Road 09/01-12/01 2 - High Clearance Vehicles 1.33 Wise ­'53 902 Bazemore Seasonal Road 9/01-11/15 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 1.33 Creek 1068A Beaverdam Br. A Seasonal Road 09/01-12/01 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 0.59 1275 Bethelbera Seasonal Road 09/01-12/01 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 1.06 1058 Big Cedar Seasonal Road 09/01-12/01 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 1.26 1267 Big Oak Seasonal Road 09/01-12/01 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 1.20 1245A Billups Br A Seasonal Road 09/01-12/01 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 1.40 903 Caney Seasonal Road 9/01-11/15 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 2.06 ­'125 ?@212 903 Caney Seasonal Road 9/01-11/15 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 2.15 1094 Corbett Seasonal Road 09/01-12/01 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 0.56 144 182 ­' ­' 904 Creek Junction Seasonal Road 9/01-11/15 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 0.71 101 ­' 1079 Evergreen Seasonal Road 09/01-12/01 2 - High Clearance Vehicles 1.54 1230 Falling Cr Seasonal Road 09/01-12/01 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 1.22 ?@83 1259 Fishing Creek Seasonal Road 09/01-12/01 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 0.88 427 1030 Frank Williams Seasonal Road 09/01-12/01 2 - High Clearance Vehicles 0.31 ­' 1043 Goolsby Seasonal Road 09/01-12/01 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 0.98 Hillsboro Cedar Creek 1239 Gypsy Seasonal Road 09/01-12/01 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 0.71 Ocmulgee Shooting 1111A Harmon Pye Br. A Seasonal Road 09/01-12/01 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 1.36 Range 902B Honeysuckle Seasonal Road 9/01-11/15 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 0.54 Bluff 131 ­' 1071 Johnson Seasonal Road 09/01-12/01 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 1.31 ­'50 ­'72 1023B L. Falling Ch Br B Seasonal Road 09/01-12/01 2 - High Clearance Vehicles 1.21 Stanfordville 1023A L. Falling Ck. Br.A Seasonal Road 09/01-12/01 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 0.55 ­'213 Lake 1105C Lake Sinclair Br C Seasonal Road 03/15-12/05 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 0.20 Resseaus Sinclair 1062 Linchburg Seasonal Road 09/01-12/01 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 0.95 137 126 Berner ­' ­' 1111B Lloyd Creek Seasonal Road 09/01-12/01 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 0.69 117 Crossroads ­' 902A Lone Cedar Seasonal Road 9/01-11/15 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 0.40 ­'104 1067 Marshal Creek Seasonal Road 09/01-12/01 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 0.93 1280 Marshall Creek Seasonal Road 09/01-12/01 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 0.52 1045 Middle Cedar Seasonal Road 09/01-12/01 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 1.11 1024 Mill Creek Seasonal Road 09/01-12/01 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 1.24 1041 Miller Cr Lk Seasonal Road 09/01-12/01 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 1.03 Ocmulgee ­'133 1080 Mt Gilead Seasonal Road 09/01-12/01 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 0.79 Primitive 1082 Pearson Branch Seasonal Road 09/01-12/01 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 1.64 107 River ­' 1234A Petropole Br A Seasonal Road 09/01-12/01 3 - Suitable For Passenger Cars 0.85 106 1234B Petropole Br.
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