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Report on Jordan Creek Anchorage, AICW Statute Mile 140

Posted by Larry | Posted on 03-21-2012

Jordan Creek lies well to the west-northwest of the Waterway’s flashing daybeacon #4, along Pungo River’s westerly banks. This stream plays host to the River Rat Yacht Club, one of the most fun loving organizations of its type to be found anywhere.
Cruisers sometimes anchor on the waters of Jordan Creek, and we do list this haven in our “North Carolina Anchorage Directory.” However, while we have always found 4 1/2 foot depths if this stream is carefully approached, the thin water reported below by Captain Beard is for real!

I have gone in here and anchored off the club. Entrance is marked but shallow, less than 4ft.
Earl Beard

Click Here To View the Cruisers’ Net’s North Carolina Anchorage Directory Listing For Jordan Creek

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