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Boat Ramps in Gadsden County, Florida
14 boat ramps
Gadsden County has 14 boat ramps, 12 of them on 5 named waterbodies including Ochlockonee River - Lake Talquin, Ochlockonee River - Above Lake Talquin, and Apalachicola River. Nearly all launches are on freshwater.
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Ramps in Gadsden County
Clyde Hopkins Park Boat Ramp
Apalachicola River
Chattahoochee
USGS
Fairbanks Ferry Road Boat Ramp (Small Boats)
Ochlockonee River - Above Lake Talquin
Havana
USGS
Ingram's Marina
Ochlockonee River - Lake Talquin
Quincy
FeeOSM
Iron (Steel) Bridge Landing Public Boat Ramp
Ochlockonee River - Above Lake Talquin
Havana
USGS
Joe Budd Aquatic Conservation and Education Center (Seasonal Weekend Access Only)
Joe Budd Pond
Quincy
USGS
Lake Talquin Lodge
Ochlockonee River - Lake Talquin
Quincy
FeeUSGS
Lake Talquin State Forest - High Bluff Recreation Area
Ochlockonee River - Lake Talquin
Quincy
USGS
Ochlockonee River at Highway 90
Ochlockonee River - Above Lake Talquin
Quincy
USGS
Pat Thomas Park (aka. Hopkins Landing)
Ochlockonee River - Lake Talquin
Quincy
FeeUSGS
Torreya State Park - Aspalaga Road Boat Ramp (Small Boats Only)
Apalachicola River
Quincy
FL FWC
Whippoorwill Sportsman's Lodge
Ochlockonee River - Lake Talquin
Quincy
FeeUSGS
3 more ramps
Mapped but not yet named. Check the satellite view to see what’s there.
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Data last updated Sep 2026