Clarks Hill Training Center (CHTC)

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Clarks Hill Training Center (CHTC)

Clarks Hill Training Center contains approximately 308 acres located in McCormick County in the Landrum Branch/Dordon Creek area under lease from the Department of the Army. It also has a limited maneuver permit for an additional 450 acres. The training site can billet approximately 300 soldiers and has dining facilities and training facilities for 200. It also has a repelling tower and land navigation course for individual soldier training. This site had an annual usage rate of 14,671 mandays during last training year.

The Clark Hill Training Site is located on Thurmond Lake, the largest U.S. Army Corps of Engineers project east of the Mississippi River, was built between 1946 and 1954 as part of a comprehensive plan of development for the Savannah River Basin. Thurmond Lake is one of the 10 most visited Corps lakes in the nation, serving about seven million visitors annually.

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