Run:	Weoka Creek
Section:
Class:	I/II (III/IV)		Put-In:	CR 432 (Sewell Rd)
Gradient:	20 (roughly)		Take-Out:	CR 29 (Titus Rd)
Length:	1.9		Precip. Gage:	Wetumpka (Real Time)
Shuttle:	CR 432 / CR 29		Delorme Gazeteer:	P.38 H2/ H3
Water Q:			Primary Gage:	none
Links:	TOPO MAP		Required Level:	visual
	PICTURES		Indicator Gage:	Hatchet blw Rockford
	TRIP REPORT		Required Level:	~600
Notes:
Weoka creek is a short run into the east side of Lake Jordan north of Montgomery. It is mostly I-II with one rapid which resembles a "smaller" version of Jawbone on Chattooga Section IV, though I'm not so sure about the Jawbone comparison. Weoka is a smaller, steeper version of the Coosa near Wetumpka. It has a sand and rock bottom (granite covered by that black stuff). The granite seams cross the streambed perpendicular to the flow to form ledge type rapids. There is minimal action and several pools until you reach the old Weoka Mills. Here the creek drops about 15' through a series of 2-4' ledges and an old dam. This would surely rock at higher water levels (we ran it ridiculously low). There are rapids marked on the topo map upstream of the CR 432 put-in, but not much gradient. Check it out if you wish. It looks like CR 429 (Buyck Rd) would be the next bridge upstream. Putting in there would add about 4 miles to the run. Hatchet is a possible rough level indicator. Recent rain is a key. Your guess is as good as mine as far as what a good level looks like at the put-in. Some flow would be a good start. -help from Bill Patterson