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Sept. 29, 2017
Contact: Randy Brown, 906-644-2603 or John Pepin, 906-226-1352
DNR to temporarily close Nahma boating access site in Delta County
Boat ramp replacement project will require closure beginning Oct. 3
The Michigan Department of Natural Resources will temporarily close the DNR Nahma boat access site in southern Delta County, for a ramp replacement, beginning Oct. 3.
 “The closure is anticipated to be in effect until Nov. 13,” said Randy Brown, park supervisor at Fayette Historic State Park. “If the weather cooperates, the contractor plans to complete the replacement within 2-3 weeks. We will issue a statement when the site reopens.”
The boating access site is located within the village of Nahma and provides access to Lake Michigan’s Big Bay de Noc.
During the closure, boaters can use nearby launches on the Fishdam River and at Garden or Ogontz bays.
Contact Randy Brown, Fayette Historic State Park supervisor, with questions at 906-644-2603.
For the latest information on this and other DNR closures, visit the DNR’s closure and re-openings webpage.
For more information on boating in Michigan, visit the DNR’s webpage at: www.michigan.gov/boating.
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/Note to editors: Accompanying photos are available below for download. Suggested captions follow. Credit: Michigan Department of Natural Resources.
Site: The Nahma boating access site in Delta County will be temporarily closed Oct. 3 for a ramp replacement project./
The Michigan Department of Natural Resources is committed to the conservation, protection, management, use and enjoyment of the state’s natural and cultural resources for current and future generations. For more information, go to www.michigan.gov/dnr.
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