GPS Numbers for creek mouths

[piscivorousfotog]

A subscriber to Woods 'N Water Magazine has requested we print a map of the Taylor County coast with GPS coordinates to the entrances of the many local creeks. I realize that most forum members fish a little more to the west, but if you could share any creek entrance GPS coordinates for this fellow, I'd be most appreciative.
Please DO NOT give any of your secret fish-catching locations, unless they just happen to be the same as a creek entrance.

Thanks in advance.
AP

Here is his email to us.
"A suggestion for the Woods and Water magazine is to put a map of Taylor County Creeks with the names and GPS numbers of the entrances."

Edd Dorminey
Tifton, GA

[tin can]

Sounds like Edd needs to purchase Bluechart.

[birddog]

I agree.

[Jumptrout51]

Me too!

[sundown]

Some of the best money I ever spent on fishing equiptment was on Blue Chart.

[Saltwater4me]

Goggle earth is great for scouting from the office. I have used this to scout and get gps #s for small or hard to find creeks. You can download goggle earth for free.

[Chalk]

Maptech and terra server are a great source for finding those creeks....

Remember Aaron (BBF Social Sponsor) is asking for some information for W n' W, please throw him a bone, I'm sure he will throw a plug in for the site where he can.

I have just about every creek from Aucilla to Fenholloway mapped, I'll see if I can gather up the info and post it.

[piscivorousfotog]

I appreciate the help Chalk and Saltwater. I will pass along to him what you give....right now I think W'nW will not be publishing any of this info, since we cover all of the state and likely requests would flood in for every other area. I believe I will refer this gentleman to this site and pick him up as a member.
Thanks to everyone who shares.
AP