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No more swimming in Lake Lanier at Margaritaville water park

Summary by Ground News
Last summer, at least four people drowned at Lake Lanier in separate incidents. One victim, 20-year-old Jose Camarillo, was swimming at the Margaritaville beach during Memorial Day weekend when he went underwater. Three others died at the lake over a single week in June last year. They were swimming or boating in other parts of the lake.

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No more swimming in Lake Lanier at Margaritaville water park

Plenty of metro Atlanta families will pack their swim trunks, water wings and sunscreen and head to Lake Lanier for a dip this summer. They just won’t

·Atlanta, United States
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Gwinnett Daily PostGwinnett Daily Post
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Margaritaville at Lanier Islands will no longer allow swimming in lake area

Margaritaville at Lanier Islands confirmed visitors will no longer be allowed to wade into its portion of Lake Lanier, except in one "controlled environment."

·Georgia, United States
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Margaritaville bans swimming in Lake Lanier

Of the largest tourist attractions on Lake Lanier will not allow swimming in its beach area this summer.

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Gwinnett Daily Post broke the news in Georgia, United States on Tuesday, May 9, 2023.
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