Giant Tree Altamaha River

Advice
#1

Does anyone have a lat/long of this well known tree?

https://www.flickr.com/photos/alan_cressler/sets/72157624648918979/detail/?page=9

It’s on the lower Altamaha, and I’d like to see it on my trip this weekend.

Thanks!

#2

It’s an ent, and walks around a lot.

#3

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HA

#4

Simple…
Somewhere in a 7,180-acre tract of land that straddles Long and McIntosh counties



http://coastalcourier.com/archives/18694/

#5

wow
That helps, but that’s a lot of space…lol

thanks!

#6

At least you know
its near water, but then alot of those acres might be near water.



Good Luck.

#7

listing of champion trees
Did you notice the listing of Champion trees on the left side of this link? It lists 9 trees and I can say definitively that three of the Tattnall County trees aren’t anywhere near the Altamaha. I’d like to see this tree too; I have only the stretch from Altamaha Park to the mouth left and I will have paddled the entire length of the Altamaha. Let’s find this tree.

#8

Did you ever find the tree?
How is the camping along the river?