Wildcat Creek is located in Rabun County in north Georgia. It flows generally west to east until it empties in Lake Burton along its western side. There is a well developed campground in the area along Wildcat Creek Road which is the access to the creek in this area. It is stocked annually with rainbow trout and is very popular with fisherman.

Wildcat Creek is located in Rabun County in north Georgia. It flows generally west to east until it empties in Lake Burton along its western side. There is a well developed campground in the area along Wildcat Creek Road which is the access to the creek in this area. It is stocked annually with rainbow trout and is very popular with fisherman. Stock Photo

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Cothron Photography / Alamy Stock Photo

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J94KJ6

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6563 x 4375 px | 55.6 x 37 cm | 21.9 x 14.6 inches | 300dpi

Date taken:

13 May 2017

Location:

Wildcat Creek, Clarkesville, Georgia, United States

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Wildcat Creek is located in Rabun County in north Georgia. It flows generally west to east until it empties in Lake Burton along its western side. There is a well developed campground in the area along Wildcat Creek Road which is the access to the creek in this area. It is stocked annually with rainbow trout and is very popular with fisherman.

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