You'll find Wheelchair Access Fishing Pier (Southwest 2) on Kanawha River in Charleston. It's a fishing pier. It's about 58 miles from Ironville, KY, as the crow flies. Closest alternative: Wheelchair Access Fishing Pier (Southwest) in Charleston (under 1 mile).
| Type | Fishing pier |
|---|---|
| Address | Charleston, WV |
| Water | Kanawha River |
| Launch fee | not in our data, check the signs at the launch |
| Wheelchair | accessible |
Official public water access in West Virginia, including Wheelchair Access Fishing Pier (Southwest 2): West Virginia Division of Natural Resources.
Kanawha River has 4 more public launches besides Wheelchair Access Fishing Pier (Southwest 2). Boat ramps on Kanawha River
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Wheelchair Access Fishing Pier (Southwest 2) is in Charleston, West Virginia. The directions button above routes you to the pin for Wheelchair Access Fishing Pier (Southwest 2).
Wheelchair Access Fishing Pier (Southwest 2) is on Kanawha River.
The map data has no fee details for Wheelchair Access Fishing Pier (Southwest 2), so check the signs or the agency that runs it before you go.
Most likely yes. West Virginia expects anglers at Wheelchair Access Fishing Pier (Southwest 2) to carry a regular fishing license.
Wheelchair Access Fishing Pier (Southwest) in Charleston (under 1 mile), Marmet Lock and Dam Fishing Area (Downstream) in Charleston (4.4 miles) and Marmet Lock and Dam Fishing Area in Charleston (4.5 miles).
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