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John C. Stennis Lock and Dam
- Mile Marker: 334.7
- Lat / Lon: N 33° 31.037' / W 088° 29.352'
- Number of Chambers: One
- Size: 110 x 600
- Tie Off: Floating Bollards
- VHF Channel: 16/14
- Phone: 662-328-7075
- Schedule:
On request.
The schedule published by the Corps of Engineers Mobile states every two hours on weekends. That only applies to small, local pleasure craft.
4 Boater Comments
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Comment by: William Mcnutt, Excellent Seas, on Jun 4, 2024
Vessel Type: Sail
LOA: 43'
Draft: 5.5'Great experience with the staff, but the first time I had the opportunity to actually watch a tow come through. There was maybe a foot of clearance on each side of those barges. No wonder it takes them so long. If they got in a hurry, they'd destroy the lock. I'm more patient now. No complaints with my experience.
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Comment by: William Mcnutt, Excellent Seas, on Jun 4, 2024
Vessel Type: Sail
LOA: 43'
Draft: 5.5'Quick, smooth ride from courteous, service-minded staff. Can you ask anything else of a lock? Not really.
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Comment by: Gary Harkins, Nauti-Dog, on Nov 19, 2023
Vessel Type: Power
LOA: 35'
Draft: 3.0'Lock master told our group of ten when he thought the up bound tug would clear the lock. We left our Columbus Marina slip at 7:12. We had a short wait which we used to line up in port and starboard tie order. All 10 boats secure and gates closed at 7:51. We cleared the lock wall at 8:02. Easy smooth ride down 25-30'
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Comment by: Greg Meyer on Aug 5, 2018
Vessel Type: Power
LOA: 50'
Draft: 5.0'Responded quickly to radio call. There was one tow in front of us and was nearly 2 hours to get through. Took a lot of time to open and close the doors and waited about 15 minutes to flood the chamber after the doors closed. Friendly but not very efficient.
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