Lake Lanier is part of a much larger system. Even during dry periods, water must continue flowing downstream to support drinking water for metropolitan Atlanta, maintain water quality, and allow communities to return treated wastewater safely to the river.
These releases may surprise some visitors, but they are part of normal reservoir operations that keep the entire system functioning.
With a little awareness, we can still safely enjoy the lake whether we are on the water or along the shoreline.
Watch the full documentary to learn how Lake Lanier supports communities across the region. All music included in this product is licensed through Artlist in accordance with the terms of an active subscription. (U.S. Army video by...
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Morejon, a graduate of Florida International University, has been with the Mobile District for the...
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