Stream / River · Dawson

Cochrans Creek

Official trout-water information for Cochrans Creek in Dawson, Georgia.

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CountyDawson

RegionCoosa Basin

Water typeStream / River

Wild statusNot documented

1current plan record

0stocking history records

1documented reach

3access evidence records

Location and source context

Waterbody overview

Mapped location: 34.47504, -84.20628
Mapped source length: 14.64 miles

Classification

Designations and characteristics

Designations

Characteristics

Fishery

Documented trout

Species are not identified in the matched state records.

Management

1 documented reach

Georgia DNR mapped trout-stream segment

Length: 14.64 miles

Classification: Designated Trout Stream

Source layer: Georgia DNR Trout Stream

Official reach source

Stocking

Published stocking information

Current plans and schedules

Twice monthly April–Labor DayFrequency categories are plans, not confirmation that stocking occurred., The latest-date records come from Georgia DNR's live recently stocked layer.

Access evidence

3 matched records

DAWSON FOREST WMA

Evidence type: public land context

Ownership: Georgia Department of Natural Resources

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AMICALOLA FALLS SP

Evidence type: public land context

Ownership: Georgia Department of Natural Resources

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Chattahoochee

Evidence type: public land context

Ownership: U.S. Forest Service

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Mapped location

Water reference map

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Reference point from the matched state record. Confirm access, property boundaries, and regulations with official sources before visiting.

Live conditions

Nearest USGS gauge

AMICALOLA CREEK NEAR DAWSONVILLE, GA.

3.4 miles from the mapped water location

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Sources

Where this comes from

Matched record links

Source snapshot updated Sep 14, 2026.

Independent reference. Stocking frequencies are plans, recent dates reflect the latest live agency record, public-land overlap does not guarantee access, and Georgia DNR does not publish water-level wild-trout classifications in these sources; consult current regulations and posted boundaries.

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