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1 33 30'0"N 79 15'0"W Geographic Response Plan Map: SC-10 Georgetown County Chapel Creek Tho roughfar e C reek Holly Hill SC10-04 (tidal flats) 79 7'30"W Br ook g Sandhole Creek Oaks Island 33 30'0"N reen Creek Rabbit Island 750 iver eat Pee e River # Map Continued on SC '30"N 500 River 79 15'0"W County Equipment Storage Locations!E( =< Port 17 Facilities General Booming Strategy (Length in Ft) A - Protect First - Highest Priority Bio-SocEcon B - Protect after A Areas - Medium Priority Aquaculture XX C - Protect after B Areas - Lower Priority X Boat Ramp # Collection Point Coast Guard Skimmer [s Staging Areas Commercial Fishing [l Oil Spill Risk Locations Diving birds Nesting Area!R( [` Legend 17 Environmentally Sensitive Areas Protection Priority - Summer Waccamaw Black River SC10-02 Pee Dee/ Black River Intersection iver Great Pee Dee R Georgetown Jericho Creek Butler Island Dolphins [ Gull/Tern Nesting Area [ Historical Site Manatees! Marina!h Raptor Nesting Area [b Recreational Fishing [x Jericho Creek 17 Map Continued on SC Schooner Creek!h! 350 [` Waterfowl Management Area [ Shorebird Nesting Area [ Wading birds Nesting Area [ Water Intake Water Quality! Sea Turtles US Coast Guard Sector Charleston Whales [² Butler Creek 400 SC10-03 (includes tidal creeks) SC10-01 Pawley's Inlet Wildlife Management Area/Refuge [r State Managed Area Boundary Debidue Beach Federal Managed Area Boundary County Boundary/State Waters US Coast Guard Sector AOR µ Fish Miles and Wildlife Research Institute Debidue Beach Pawleys Island Pawleys Inlet [ Long Bay Sector Charleston MSU Savannah SC11-01 Midway Inlet Pawleys Island 79 7'30"W 33 22'30"N Atlantic Ocean Map Continued on SC-11
2 Pawley's Inlet SC10-01 Latitude (DMS): 33 23' " N Longitude (DMS): 79 8' " W Latitude (DD): Longitude (DD): ESI Map: SC - 10 ESI Plantersville, SC; Waverly Mills, SC NOAA Chart: 11535_1 CHART LITTLE RIVER INLET TO WINYAH BAY ENTRANCE USGS Quad: D2 QUAD Waverly Mills Shoreline Type: Exposed walls and other structures made of concrete, wood or metal, fine- grained sand beaches, exposed tidal flats, salt and brackish water marshes, exposed riprap structures, oyster reefs Exposed tidal flats, salt and brackish water marshes, freshwater marshes (herbaceous vegetation), sand beach, tidal unvegetated flats, oyster reefs Wading birds, Black scoter (common), Bufflehead, Common goldeneye, Oldsquaw, Surf scoter, Bluefish, FL pompano, Gulf kingfish, King mackerel, Rays, Red drum, Sharks, Skates, Southern kingfish (whiting), Spanish mackerel, Spiny dogfish, Spot, Striped mullet, Tarpon, Atlantic sturgeon, Herring and shad, Shortnose sturgeon, Bottlenose dolphin, Loggerhead sea turtles, shrimp, crabs Threaten/Endangered Species: Loggerhead sea turtles, Shortnose sturgeon Boat Ramp at Pawley's Island (south end) boat, 4x4, ATV Charleston Min. Boom Length (FT): 800 Boom Type: Booming Method: Deflection, Protection/Exclusion Deploy 2-200' sections of deflection along the beach with an additional 400' of protection boom inside the inlet. Onwater recovery; in-situ burning; dispersant
3 Pee Dee/ Black River Intersection SC10-02 Latitude (DMS): 33 23' " N Longitude (DMS): 79 14' " Latitude (DD): Longitude (DD): SCAT Division: Georgetown County Division 2 ESI Map: SC - 10 ESI Plantersville, SC; Waverly Mills, SC NOAA Chart: 11534_7 CHART MYRTLE GROVE SOUND AND CAPE FEAR RIVER TO CASINO CREEK USGS Quad: D2 QUAD Waverly Mills At intersection of Black River and Pee Dee River (includes both river mouths) Shoreline Type: Freshwater marshes and swamps (herbaceous and woody) Freshwater marshes and swamps (herbaceous and woody), aquaculture facilities Common, Red-breasted & Hooded merganser, Black duck, Clapper rail, shorebirds, wading birds, Wood duck, American wigeon, Blue-winged teal, Canvasback, Gadwall, Greater scaup, Green-winged teal, Lesser scaup, Mallard, Mottled duck, Northern pintail, Northern shoveler, Redhead, Ring-necked duck, Atlantic sturgeon, Herring and shad, Shortnose sturgeon, American alligator, Beaver, Mink, Northern raccoon, River otter Threaten/Endangered Species: Shortnose sturgeon Min. Boom Length (FT): 800 Boom Type: Booming Method: Containment, Deflection Deploy 2-200' sections of deflection boom at mouth of Black River diverting oil away from Black River to collection point of 2-200' J-configuration collection points
4 (includes tidal creeks) SC10-03 Latitude (DMS): 33 27' 2.916" N Longitude (DMS): 79 10' 7.515" W Latitude (DD): Longitude (DD): ESI Map: SC - 10 ESI Plantersville, SC; Waverly Mills, SC NOAA Chart: 11534_6 CHART MYRTLE GROVE SOUND AND CAPE FEAR RIVER TO CASINO CREEK USGS Quad: D2 QUAD Waverly Mills Includes Jericho Creek, Schooner Creek, Butler Creek (west bank) and Caledonia Creek (east bank) Shoreline Type: Freshwater marshes (herbaceous vegetation), Freshwater swamps (woody vegetation), tidal creeks Freshwater marshes (herbaceous vegetation), freshwater swamps (woody), tidal creeks Common, Red-breasted & Hooded merganser, Black duck, Clapper rail, shorebirds, wading birds, Wood duck, American wigeon, Blue & Green-winged teal, Bufflehead, Canvasback, Gadwall, Greater & Lesser scaup, Mallard, Mottled duck, Northern pintail, Northern shoveler, Redhead, Ring-neck duck, Anhinga, Great blue heron, Atlantic sturgeon, Herring and shad, Shortnose sturgeon, American alligator, Beaver, Mink, Northern raccoon, River otter Threaten/Endangered Species: Shortnose sturgeon, possible West Indian manatee Min. Boom Length (FT): 1000 Boom Type: Booming Method: Protection/Exclusion Deploy protection boom at multiple Waccamaw tidal inlets (Jericho Creek, Schooner Creek, Butler Creek and Caledonia Creek)
5 (tidal flats) SC10-04 Latitude (DMS): 33 30' " N Longitude (DMS): 79 8' " W Latitude (DD): Longitude (DD): ESI Map: SC - 10 ESI Plantersville, SC/Waverly Mills, SC NOAA Chart: 11534_6 CHART MYRTLE GROVE SOUND AND CAPE FEAR RIVER TO CASINO CREEK USGS Quad: E2 QUAD Plantersville Includes Thoroughfare Creek and small creek north of Thoroughfare Creek Shoreline Type: Sheltered tidal flats/oyster beds (muddy), freshwater marshes (herbaceous vegetation) and swamps (woody vegetation) Sheltered tidal flats/oyster beds (muddy), freshwater marshes (herbaceous vegetation) Wading birds, Common, Red-breasted & Hooded merganser; Black, Mottled, Ring-neck & Wood duck; shorebirds, Amer. wigeon, Blue & Green-winged teal, Bufflehead, Canvasback, Gadwald, Greater & Lesser scaup, Mallard, Northern pintail, Northern shoveler, Redhead, Atlantic sturgeon, Herring and shad, Shortnose sturgeon, American alligator, Beaver, Mink, Northern raccoon, River otter Threaten/Endangered Species: Shortnose sturgeon Boat Ramp at Hagley Landing Min. Boom Length (FT): Boom Type: Booming Method: Protection/Exclusion Deploy exclusion boom at mouth of tidal flats
Geographic Response Plan Map: SC-50. Map Continued on SC-42. St Helena Sound. SC50-04 Ashepoo River. Combahee. Bank
Back -05 e Morgan Village Creek # 32 30'0"N Beaufort County Coosaw R Creeks Map Continued on SC-49 750 900 SC42-03 ICWW - 80 30'0"W Coosaw River iver 1050 1050 Coosaw River Morgan Back Creeks Village Creek
Geographic Response Plan Map: SC-56. Map Continued on SC-50 XXX. Fripps Inlet. Raptor Nesting Area. Recreational Fishing. Sea Turtles.
32 22'30"N Map Continued on SC-55 80 30'0"W X ull et SC56-01 Story/Harbor River Junction Story River!h!S(!d Old House Creek 1050 [ 400 1000 SC56-03 Old House Creek «Geographic Response Plan Map: SC-56
Geographic Response Plan Map: GA-2. Raptor Nesting Area. Recreational Fishing. Sea Turtles. Shorebird Nesting Area. Wading birds Nesting Area
81 7'30"W Geographic Response Plan Map: GA-2 81 0'0"W 32 15'0"N 32 15'0"N Union Creek «46 Jasper Beaufort «170 Sector Charleston Sava n nah «170 and 2 AH NATIONAL FE REFUGE Middle River GA1-07 Steam Boat
Geographic [x Response Plan Map: GA-12 [r. Map Continued on GA-8 XXX. GA12-01 Green Island Sound. OSSABAW ISLAND WMA Raccoon Key XXX
Charles Ogeechee River tal Waterway 31 52'30"N Little Ogeechee River Harveys Island 81 7'30"W Charles Rush Charles 950 Ogeechee River Geographic Response Plan Map: GA-12 Map Continued on GA-8 Green Island
Geographic Response Plan Map: SC-42
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Geographic [ Response Plan Map: GA-9. Map Continued on GA-5 FORT PULASKI. Shad River XXX. GA9-01 Lazaretto Creek West.
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Geographic Response Plan Map: GA-5. Map Continued on SC-58. Jones Island. GA5-01 River Break b/t North and South Channels - XXX.
Creek 32 7'30"N 81 0'0"W Ramshorn Creek Geographic Response Plan Map: GA-5 New River Map Continued on SC-58 950 Intracoastal 100 350 Waterway 80 52'30"W 1000 32 7'30"N Daufus Pine New River GA4-09 West
Geographic Response Plan Map: SFL-31. Bradley. Map continued Key on: SFL-34. Key. Murray Key XXX SFL Clive Key XXX. SFL31-06 Clive Key
! 1550 1450 81 0'0"W # [\ m [] Geographic Response Plan Map: SFL-31 Bradley Map continued on: SFL-34 Jow Kemp Florida Bay 80 52'30"W 25 7'30"N 1550 1350 SFL31-01 Conchie Channel SFL31-02 Oyster Oyster
Geographic Response Plan Map: EFL-56. Map Continued on Page: GA-37. George Crady Fishing Pier State Park. Amelia Island State Park
30 37'30"N 81 30'0"W Big Piney Island Nassau River - St. Johns River Marshes k Aquatic Preserve!d!] Crane Island AB A1A ") 108! Geographic Response Plan Map: EFL-56 AB 200 Map Continued on Page: GA-37
Geographic Response Plan Map: SFL-41
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