Savannah Valley Communitys on Lake Russell
4 million !!
Offer or Add an Equestrian
Program to Your New Community and Residents.
Contact Tri S Ranch for a custom tailored package deal to enhance your community amenities.
Our program includes horse riding, horse trails, riding leasons for the young and old,
boarding, horse training, trained horses for sale, nation wide transportation, discounts, and much much more.
You can have a Community Equestrian Program through Tri S Ranch ...
Let us handle your equestrian needs..
Tri S Ranch has professionally guided nearly 3000 people on horses
for trail rides, hunting and or fishing on Lake Russell.
Our area’s ever-growing diversity means opportunities will abound for years
to come.
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Developments on the South Carolina Side
A Few Developments along Hwy. 81
Only a 10 to 20 min.
drive from any of the New or Older Developments listed to Tri S
Ranch in the heart of the S.V.C..with nearly a 1000 ac. set aside for horses..
An Equestrian Community perfect for a life in the country.
Residential Project in the Savannah Valley Community.
This is where the Huguenots, my family, the Upstate and Abbeville County began.
Connecting Legacy Farms to Savannah Valley Community Horse Trails by way of Rail
Road property owned by the Commerce Department and is on going. This horse trail leads to a stop over-coral that
will be behind the C.F. R.R. Depot under shade of some
beautiful magnolia trees. Over-night stables will be available.
With Rep. Gresham Barrett support, it may be sooner than later now.
New: Sanctuary's Development In Calhoun Falls on Lake Russell..
Residential Project in the Savannah Valley Community
Tri S Ranch Equestrian Trails are Adjacent to and
around Sanctuary
Residents of Sanctuary can contact Jimmy Green for more details at 864-418-5254
New: Rocky River Estates A Green Residential Development.
A Equestrian community
The Rocky River Estates sits on approximately 4,000 acres
of pristine green land along Lake Russell. Tri S Ranch Equestrian
Trails go up to and around Rocky River Estates.
New: Allen Creek Landing
Allen
Creek Landing is located in Lowndesville, SC off Horseshoe Dr. This community has three interior ponds stocked with
Catfish, Bass, Bream and other fish for your enjoyment. Private docks are allowed on the interior ponds. Several lots
provide access to Lake Russell. A few lake lots and pond lots are still available. This community is gated, with gravel roads, well systems and septic systems are required. Underground power and
telephone is available.
New: Horseshoe
Pointe (coming soon)
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Established Developments
Only a few are listed, there are many more.
For your horse needs contact above or Tri S Ranch.
Offers an Equine Program
Originally founded in 1797 as a farm school for local poor and orphaned children.
John de la Howe School is located on 1200 scenic acres along the Heritage Corridor on Lake Thurmond
in McCormick County, South Carolina.
Check at main office for more information
Campground is remote and quiet. Many of the campground's sites are a stone's throw from the
shoreline at Thurmond Lake.
Check at main office for more information
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Developments On the Georgia Side
Welcome to Beaverdam Marina your full service Marina on Lake Richard B. Russell. Discover
the beauty of North East Georgia's Best Kept Secret.
This is where our full-day horse riders get a discount on a great supper.
Far from the noise and hustle of the big cities and congested lakes is pristine Lake Russell. On it's shores is Savannah River Club. 325 Home sites anchor this private, gated residential community located in Hart County,
Georgia, 90 minutes from Atlanta. Savannah River Club is an upscale primary and second home community with the look and feel
of the expensive developments, but without the high price tag.
Etched into the hilly countryside near Elberton, Georgia, we are off the beaten
path bordering Lake Russell. In fact, as you drive through the park, you will not see a fairway or flagstick from the road.
Arrive at our clubhouse, load up your clubs and experience one of the finest masterpieces in the Southeast.
This area is now called Rucker's Bottom and lies deep within the waters of Lake Richard
B. Russell. Check at main office for Horse Trail information.
New : Savannah River Club A Gated Community on Lake Russell
New : Blackberry Bend Lake Front and Creek Front Lots - All with Lake Access
New : Patriots Point
New : Savannah Bluffs
New : Pickens Creek
New : Newston's Point
New : Allen Creek Landing
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History of Lake Russell
Richard
B. Russell dam and lake was originally called Trotters Shoals Lake when it was authorized for construction in 1966 as part
of the Flood Control Act. It was renamed later to Richard B. Russell lake after a late Senator from Georgia, Richard B. Russell.
The Army Corps of Engineers manage this lake. The authorized purposes of the lake are incidental flood control, recreation,
power production, water supply, fish and wildlife management and additional stream flow regulation.
Permanent filling
of the reservoir began in October 1983 and reached it's full pool in December of 1984. The lake measures 26,650 acres, has
540 miles of shoreline, and has an elevation of 475 msl (Mean Sea Level). The Corps owns 26,500 acres of public land around
the lake. Federal laws prohibit private exclusive use of the public land, leaving the area
strikingly beautiful and picturesque.
*Land transfer for new projects in Calhoun Falls has no effect on Russell
Lake's 300' Collar Zone. It will remain public property for you to enjoy-forever.. so have at it, it's yours Mr.and Mrs John
Q. Public.
600 More acres now added 2007 to development area.
Water Resources Development Act HR1495 2007
Title III-Project-Related Provisions
Section
3122 Land Conveyances
(g) RICHARD B. RUSSELL LAKE, SOUTH CAROLINA.—
(1) IN GENERAL.—The Secretary shall convey to
the State of South Carolina,
by quitclaim deed, at fair market value, all right, title, and interest of the
United
States in and to the real property described in paragraph (2) that is
managed, as of the date of enactment of this Act,
by the South Carolina department
of commerce for public recreation purposes for the Richard B. Russell
Dam and Lake,
South Carolina, project authorized by section 203 of the Flood
Control Act of 1966 (80 Stat. 1420).
(2) LAND DESCRIPTION.—Subject
to paragraph (3), the real property referred
to in paragraph (1) is the parcel contained in the portion of real property
described
in Army Lease Number DACW21–1–92–0500.
(3) RESERVATION OF INTERESTS.—The United
States shall reserve—
(A) ownership of all real property included in the lease referred to in
paragraph (2)
that would have been acquired for operational purposes in accordance
with the 1971 implementation of the 1962 Army/Interior
Joint Acquisition
Policy; and
(B) such other rights and interests in and to the real property to be conveyed
as
the Secretary considers necessary for authorized project purposes,
including easement rights-of-way to remaining Federal
land.
(4) NO EFFECT ON SHORE MANAGEMENT POLICY.—The Shoreline Management
Policy (ER–1130–2–406)
of the Corps of Engineers shall not be changed or altered
for any proposed development of land conveyed under this subsection.
(5) COST SHARING.—In carrying out the conveyance under this subsection, the
Secretary and the State shall comply
with all obligations of any cost-sharing
agreement between the Secretary and the State with respect to the real property
described in paragraph (2) in effect as of the date of the conveyance.
(6) LAND NOT CONVEYED.—The State shall
continue to manage the real property
described in paragraph (3) not conveyed under this subsection in accord-
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ance with the terms and conditions of Army Lease Number DACW21–1–92–
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Richard B. Russell Lake
Shoreline Management Policy
http://www.sas.usace.army.mil/lakes/russell/rsmp.htm
Land Retention (the 300' collar zone..and why it's there)
Any questions can be answered by the Corps itself, at Lake Russell Corp Office on Lake Russell (706-213-3400)
Get it direct from the source..
Boat Docks
Private boat docks are not allowed on
the lake providing the visitor beautiful scenery as well as abundant wildlife. Who needs a dock after all? There are
two marinas on the lake, one at Beaver Dam Marina and one at Calhoun Falls State Park. The majority of boating on the lake
are bass and pontoon boats. Since boat traffic on Lake Russell is very light, skiing is a pleasure as wakes are not
an issue.
Water Levels
Many Corps
lakes are drawn down in the winter for flood control purposes. Since Strom Thurmond below Lake Russell and Hartwell above
takes care of flood control, Russell Lake is always managed to be close to it's full pool level making it a wonderful recreation
and scenery lake. Click the link for today's Russell Lake Level (Remember full pool is 475 msl). Maximum depth is 147 feet, and mean depth is 39.6 feet.
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