march, 1968 - Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission
march, 1968 - Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission
march, 1968 - Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission
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BOATING with ROBERT G. MILLER<br />
DIRECTORY OF PENNSYLVANIA MARINAS<br />
ACCESS AREAS AND<br />
BOAT RENTAL FACILITIES<br />
ALLEGHENY RIVER<br />
TIONESTA—MOSGROVE<br />
Outboard pleasure craft, jet-boats <strong>and</strong> even an occasional<br />
inboard, ply the waters of the Allegheny River, between<br />
Tionesta <strong>and</strong> Mosgrove, but unfortunately facilities for<br />
launching transient craft are few <strong>and</strong> far between.<br />
Most existing access areas along this stretch of river<br />
contain only the basic features—a beach type ramp <strong>and</strong><br />
Tionesta Dam. Launching area located on the<br />
south side of the dam breast off Rts. 36/66 in<br />
the vicinity of the picnic area, about one mile<br />
east of Tionesta. Surfaced ramp <strong>and</strong> parking<br />
area. No charge.<br />
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Nebraska Bridge ramp at the upper end of the<br />
dam. Can be reached from Tionesta via the<br />
German Hill Road <strong>and</strong> from Clarion by way of<br />
Rt. 36. Ramp is at the east end of the bridge.<br />
President access area along Rt. 62, about one<br />
half mile south of Hunter Bridge. A Pa. <strong>Fish</strong><br />
<strong>Commission</strong> access area providing a beach type<br />
ramp, parking <strong>and</strong> no charge for usage.<br />
Oil City ramp, about one half mile northwest<br />
of the community, off Rt. 8. Another PFC<br />
project, it contains a beach type ramp, parking<br />
<strong>and</strong> no charge.<br />
Franklin, a PFC access area located off Elk<br />
Street. Facilities include a beach type ramp,<br />
parking area <strong>and</strong> open to the public at no<br />
charge.<br />
Kennerdell, Myers <strong>Boat</strong> Sales offers a ramp for<br />
launching as well as repair work on motors <strong>and</strong><br />
boat sales. The charge for use of the ramp is<br />
about $1. Farther up river is a beach type<br />
some parking space. In most cases gasoline <strong>and</strong> oil can<br />
only be procured from an area service station, <strong>and</strong> one may<br />
have trouble locating a repairman in case of a major<br />
breakdown.<br />
The launching areas, their location <strong>and</strong> facilities, are<br />
as follows:<br />
ramp located along the old railroad bed near the railroad<br />
tunnel.<br />
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Emlenton, off Rts. 38 <strong>and</strong> 208, provides a community<br />
owned access area which was originally<br />
developed for use by fire fighting equipment.<br />
At present there is a dirt road leading to the<br />
ramp where, when the water level is low, there is ample<br />
parking along the shoreline. Otherwise parking must be<br />
done on adjacent streets. A few miles below Emlenton,<br />
at Foxburg, fishing boats are rented.<br />
Brady,<br />
usage.<br />
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At East Brady, located on Rt. 68, there are<br />
two ramps, one on either side of the river. One,<br />
at Cogley's, is on the west side of the bridge;<br />
while the other is on the opposite side in East<br />
At both, it was reported, there is a charge for<br />
Mosgrove, about five miles north of Kittanning,<br />
has an access area off Leg. Rt. 03068.<br />
This is a beach type ramp with a parking area<br />
<strong>and</strong> no charge.<br />
A Pa. <strong>Fish</strong> <strong>Commission</strong> access area on the<br />
Clarion River on State Game L<strong>and</strong> 74, at Mill<br />
Creek. Beach type ramp, parking, no charge.<br />
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