H.L. Kerr

H. L. Kerr Access

Driving Directions

H.L. Kerr Access is 5.5 miles west of Highway 160 on Highway 176, then two miles north on Horse Creek Road (Road 176-40).

Highlights

This area offers access to the James River. There is a boat ramp.

About This Area

This fishing access is along the James River northeast of Galena.

General Information

Region: Southwest

Counties: Stone

For more information call: 417-895-6880

Status: Owned by MDC

Additional Information: Area Subject to Flash Flooding

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