Hi All
Thank you for your patience, while I figured out my old password! The website has finally been updated.
Andrew
Hi All
Thank you for your patience, while I figured out my old password! The website has finally been updated.
Andrew
Hi Everyone.
We have updated the website to use a more stable web engine. Please tell us if you find something missing or broken.
Thanks,
Tristan and Andrew.
A new website is now available that provides digital navigation data for use on Stillwater Reservoir. In light of how imprecise previous maps were, and suffering several destroyed boat props, the website author was motivated to start this project. The project began with the program Google Earth, and historical imagery from November 9, 2011 and October 11, 2008. In this imagery, the water elevation was approximately 1668 and 1670 feet respectively. This is approximately 7-10 ft below the typical summer month water elevations. Since then, other offline sources of imagery with lower water levels have been located including aerial photography and video during the draw down of the reservoir in 2001.
The results of this work are four data layers, detailed below.
The website also contains step-by-step guides for loading the map data onto mobile devices. Whether it’s an Android or Apple, phone or tablet; a mobile device and the data on this site can be utilized to navigate and avoid most dangers on the reservoir.
Link: https://sites.google.com/site/stillwaterreservoirnavigation
Barge trips can be arranged by calling the Thompson’s at (315) 376-6200.