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Lake Hartwell Waterfront Homes Losing Water Access
Original: Lake Hartwell's $3M Waterfront Homes Are Losing Their Water — And the Army Corps Won't Help
Waterfront properties valued at around $3 million on Lake Hartwell, which sits on the Georgia–South Carolina border, are reportedly losing access to the water as lake levels drop, and owners say the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, which manages the reservoir, is not stepping in to help. The situation is raising questions about falling water levels, property values and who is responsible for protecting shoreline access.
Why now: Falling lake levels are threatening the value and usability of expensive waterfront homes, and owners are frustrated with the federal agency managing the reservoir.
Lake HartwellU.S. Army Corps of EngineersGeorgiaSouth Carolina
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- Lake Hartwell's $3M Waterfront Homes Are Losing Their Water — And the Army Corps Won't Help · Jenni Peterson · 195.4K
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